1/5. Poor text contrast on images.
Make sure that
π· the text on images is easy to read
π· it doesn't cover any important objects behind it (e.g. faces or products)
π· text contrast is good everywhere, not only on images
Make sure that
π· the text on images is easy to read
π· it doesn't cover any important objects behind it (e.g. faces or products)
π· text contrast is good everywhere, not only on images
2/5. Navigation.
Don't hide navigation under hamburger icons on desktop devices.
That will hinder users to find necessary pages.
Don't hide navigation under hamburger icons on desktop devices.
That will hinder users to find necessary pages.
3/5. Company logo.
For some reason, I often see a company logo with a small line of text next to it.
It's hard to read.
Instead, make it a headline in the hero section.
For some reason, I often see a company logo with a small line of text next to it.
It's hard to read.
Instead, make it a headline in the hero section.
4/5. Clickable area.
Ensure all your links and other elements that can be clicked have a large clickable area.
It improves the landing page usability.
Ensure all your links and other elements that can be clicked have a large clickable area.
It improves the landing page usability.
5/5. Text length.
Don't make text lines too lengthy. It's hard to read such text.
There is no golden standard for this, but usually, something around ~70 characters per line looks good.
Don't make text lines too lengthy. It's hard to read such text.
There is no golden standard for this, but usually, something around ~70 characters per line looks good.
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