| For More Seth check out these links: |
|
« Headline of the year | Blog Home | Marketing to the majority »
There's a long-running school of thought on the web that surfers make snap decisions about a web site. In The Big Red Fez, I said three seconds. No, said others. They said sites need to be deliberate and dense.
I was wrong. They were wronger. AJ points us to: news @ nature.com. Web users judge sites in the blink of an eye. Potential readers can make snap decisions in just 50 milliseconds.
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d83451b31569e200d8342600f953ef
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Blink:
» Users and web page design from Hvassing.com
Ever thought about how your homepage looks in the eyes of new users? According to some new research if your page isnt visually pleasing from the first look the user get youre out of luck.
«A study by researchers in Canada has shown tha... [Read More]
» Web Attention Deficit Disorder from Sparks Thought
Users on the web have VERY short attention spans This is not a knew idea, but recently Seth points to a study that claims we dont get the 3 seconds we once thought that we did; we get 50 milliseconds
While this number may sound unbel... [Read More]
» Youve Got 50 Milliseconds to Make Your Pitch. Go! from Jay Gilmore's SmashingRed Blog
Seth points us to Web users judge sites in the blink of an eye a post on a new study that shows that you your website doesnt have eight, five or even three seconds to wow the visitors to your site, you have about 50 millisececonds.
I guess de... [Read More]
» Users break record speed for Web rejection from interactiveepiphany.com
Seth points out today and internet users are now as quick as ever, allowing marketers only .5 milliseconds before theyve judged a site.
I have to put the thought out there that this could be due to the dramatic increase in broadband and high s... [Read More]
» Snap Judgments from ntschutta.com
Well, Im making up for a few quiet weeks with a smattering of quick hit posts (and, maybe one longer onewell see). I ran into a post on Seth Godins blog about how quickly people judge your website and I just had to post th... [Read More]
» Flash Intro from tangelo ideas - erniesblog
While you're thinking up that long, involved flash intro/mini-movie you're gonna put at the head of your client's (or your) website, take half a millisecond, and read this post from Seth. technorati tags: Advertising Marketing Creative [Read More]
» Dont blink !!! from alea
You have only one chance to make a good first impression and it lasts only 50 milliseconds
via Seth Godin
... [Read More]
» We Judge a Website in 50 Milliseconds from DarrenBarefoot.com
Research from Carleton University indicates that we make flash judgments of websites in about a twenieth of a second: Lindgaard and her team presented volunteers with the briefest glimpses of web pages previously rated as being either easy on the... [Read More]
» Seth's Blog: Blink from 1800askDonna
Link: Seth's Blog: Blink. Seth Godin (thanks, Seth!) points us to the news that your website is judged in the blink of an eye. That's right, in a fraction of a second, your viewers decide whether they like you or [Read More]
» The 50 Millisecond Attention Spurn from Mordechai (Morty) Schiller--
Here's one more reason to stick to short copy online: Seth Godin's... [Read More]
» The 50 Millisecond Attention Spurn from Mordechai (Morty) Schiller--
Here's one more reason to stick to short copy online... [Read More]
» Seth s Blog: Blink from FASTTIE.com - The fastest way to get around the In
This is a great post that refers to a nature article on how quickly people decide on a website. This is critical for web designers and helps answer an age old question. [Read More]
» Snap Judgments - Follow Up from ntschutta.com
Blog time must be like, well, cat years (we dont currently have a dog around the house) and youve got to love the echo chamber that is the blogosphere (have I been Dugg yet? Or is it Digged?). Nearly 48 hours have passed since I t... [Read More]
» Your spas website has 50 milliseconds from SpaBoom Blog
Thats how long it takes a propective client to judge your spas website and decide whether theyre going to spend more time with you, or move on to the next listing on Google, according to new research published in the journal Behavi... [Read More]
« Headline of the year | Blog Home | Marketing to the majority »
