The bigger, the better!

Posted by: pin on: 03 Mar, 2008

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Most successful websites are not stingy with space allocated for their sign up button. WordPress, as one of the most widely used Blog platform, firmly believe the size of the sign up button has a lot to do with the conversion. And most importantly, conversion is the best measurement of how successful a website, rather than fancy flash animation flying around in your website!

See, even the words used in the button has a lot to do with Google. Imagine if your Sign up now button is in graphical format, not text version…

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3 Responses to "The bigger, the better!"

1 | Suffian

May 14th, 2008 at 9:08 pm

I totally agree with you. I’ve always been a fan of big and bold, and I’m not just talking about Helvetica. Haha. In fact, there’s this thing called Fitt’s Law, a human-computer interaction model, that predicts the amount of time you need to move to a target area on your screen. To cut a long story short, it suggests that the bigger a target area for an object like a button, the easier it is to interact with it. It’s good to know that sometimes there’s science behind common sense! =)

2 | Pin

May 15th, 2008 at 11:39 am

I love Georgia :)

3 | Maybank2U 2.0 Sneak Preview: Maybank2Me » Stone Soup of an Online Business

September 9th, 2008 at 1:38 am

[...] One of the important page where visitors are converted into Maybank2U users. Yet, too many options, and I wonder why the online method should not be given priority as like the big button in WordPress. [...]

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man: DO NO buy anythign from benova , they selling cheap and recondition pr
pin: Very agree :)
Danny Foo: Would like to add one. 7. Wordpress replaces common CMSes. :P
Raja Kamil: RIght, webdesigner sometime promise too much!
pin: The same question has been asked many times by my customers too. My pe
ulwan: may i ask...joomla and wordpress which is better?if i have a business

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