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Unexpected actions create hesitation.
➡ Creative CTAs look smart but often confuse intent.
➡ When users are about to act, clarity matters more than cleverness.
Takeaways:
✅ Familiar language reduces friction
✅ Surprise belongs in delight, not decisions
✅ Actions should feel obvious
My Take:
👉 A good CTA feels boring - because it feels right.
#CTADesign #UXWriting #UIUX #ProductDesign
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