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Everybody talks about speed and how it affects conversion (since people don’t bounce for example) and traffic (since Google uses speed as ranking factor). But w
by baxtr 6y ago
Everybody talks about speed and how it affects conversion (since people don’t bounce for example) and traffic (since Google uses speed as ranking factor). But whenever I talk to site owners they seem to prefer new features over site speed. Is that only my perception or something bigger than that? Maybe speed is not that important in the end?
- tppiotrowski 6y agoYou may have answered your own question. Users of the website prefer speed while owners of the website prefer features. Maybe the site owners are not listening to users or believe they are building something that is better than speed and the users will be won over in the end?
- cratermoon 6y agoFeature Factory, where the primary measure of success is features delivered and nobody ever bothers to find out of those features are used or even wanted.