@OscarUiux@webdesignerng Great, it looks good, but really? This isn't practical. It is all over the place. It distracts. An attention needs to be guided. It's amusing at first, but it gets boring quickly.
@officialladi_T If such person is starting from the scratch, then i will say it very difficult, brain degradation is very real, at this stage he has a better chance of becoming better at the things he does than to start all over in a chaotic space with buzzing news.
A product page is not information.
It's a controlled environment.
Every word, gap, color, delay, and interaction exists to keep the visitor moving in one direction.
Pages that don't convert aren't unlucky. They're unmanaged.
A landing page is there to make someone feel understood enough to continue.
Conversion happens when the page mirrors the buyer's internal dialogue, not when it explains the product better.
Clarity matters, but alignment matters first.
Most product pages fail because they talk logic to an emotional buyer.
When someone lands on your landing page, they're carrying doubt from past failures, wasted money, and broken promises.
If your page doesn't acknowledge that emotional state, everything else sounds like noise.