Most homepages suffer from the same fundamental issue: they try to be everything to everyone. The result? They appeal to no one and convert no one.
Your homepage has approximately 3 seconds to communicate three things:
If you can't pass the 3-second test, visitors bounce. It's that simple.
Instead of thinking about your homepage as a brochure, think of it as a funnel. Every element serves a purpose:
Hero Section: Clear positioning statement (what you do + who you do it for)
Proof Section: Social proof, results, client logos
Mechanism Section: How you do it differently
CTA Section: Single, clear call to action
One of the biggest mistakes is having too many calls to action. "Book a demo," "Start free trial," "Read case studies," "Subscribe to newsletter" — it's paralyzing.
Pick one primary action. Make everything else secondary.
The best homepages aren't the prettiest — they're the clearest.
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