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Halfway down the post there's an animated image that says go to "https://bard.google.com/ https://bard.google.com/" to try Which I completely missed the first
by aresant 3y ago
Halfway down the post there's an animated image that says go to "https://bard.google.com/ https://bard.google.com/" to try
Which I completely missed the first time when I was reading the post
From a design perspective can somebody explain the rationale to not just have a giant "click here to try this now" button at the top of this blog post?
Like do big companies not follow basic conversion rate / design principles so the rest of us have a small chance to compete with them or what?
- zamadatix 3y agoIf you're going to the article already intending to try it out immediately you're already a conversion. For everyone else to still be converted but ending up at the page it's more effective to try to show all the reasons you might want to give it a go then show the link. Unfortunately, optimizing for people who want to use your thing often gives worse conversion metrics. It's the same reasoning it's probably easier to find the login page on a site by clicking the highly promoted registration path and logging in than trying to find the actual login path.