We all like praise from our parents, but should you be looking at them to critique your website?
Better still, ask a friend.
Better still, ask a client or customer.
Better still, ask a potential client or customer who didn’t buy what you sell.
Best of all, look in your Analytics account. You’ll find plenty of answers, and unfortunately plenty more questions.
Tip: Whether your website is wonderful or not isn’t the point. How much you’re going to improve it is far more important.
Second tip: Improving your website probably has little or nothing to do with how it looks. Nice logos and striking designs don’t make good websites.
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