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THIS WEDNESDAY, July 24th, 1 p.m. EDT: Join our live, interactive session on YouTube as Flint McGlaughlin discusses The 21 Psychological Elements that Power Effective Web Design (Part II)
Recently, we published 73 before-and-after examples of webpages that MECLABS analysts and designers optimized using qualitative research and A/B testing tools.
Our CEO and founder, Flint McGlaughlin, was a keynote speaker for the recent A/B Testing Summit, and he shared some of those examples with the attendees, pointing out where changes were made on a page, and more importantly — why those changes were made.
Alongside those examples, McGlaughlin offered ideas for creating attention-grabbing headlines, writing effective body copy, call-to-action tips, form errors to avoid, the importance of understanding a customer’s eye path and more.
He also shared three simple principles you should remember when optimizing your pages for maximum conversion.
If you weren’t able to attend the summit, we wanted to provide Flint’s session to our audience here. Watch the replay below to embark on a thought journey that will help you reconceptualize the work of daily marketing tasks.
Related Resources
The Zen of Headline Writing
The End of Web Design: Don’t design for the web, design for the mind
Ask MarketingExperiments: How Do Qualitative Research, Design Thinking, And Design Sprints Relate To A/B Testing?
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