Should my website have a splash page?

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Started by iisbum 10 months ago

Intended to encourage people to explore your website, do they deter users from sticking around?

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  • Sink the Splash Pages -- Andy King

    Added by iisbum 10 months ago, viewed 75 times

    Many splash screens are graphically rich to entice users to explore the site. Unfortunately, splash pages decrease credibility, traffic, search engine rankings, and web site performance.

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  • How to Convince a Client They Don't Need a Splash Page -- Matthew Inman

    Added by iisbum 10 months ago, viewed 108 times

    Splash pages can also exist between pages on the same site. Clients love to request them and these are the arguments I use to shoot them down…

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  • Why you shouldn’t have a splash page -- Celestial Star

    Added by iisbum 10 months ago, viewed 80 times

    But this kind of index pages have more cons than pros, I’ll try and explain them and maybe you will find that you don’t need any splash page.

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  • Splash Pages: Pros and Cons -- Jennifer Kyrnin

    Added by iisbum 10 months ago, viewed 125 times

    What is a Splash Page and Should You Use One

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  • Splash Pages May Drown Your Site -- Larisa Thomason

    Added by iisbum 10 months ago, viewed 129 times

    Close your eyes and imagine using a design technique for your Web site that increases page load time, encourages people to leave the site, confuses search engines, and discourages repeat visitors. Did you imagine a splash page? You should have.

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