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"Something I keep coming back to: a beautiful website that a client can't update themselves is a website that gets abandoned in 3 months. Every project I build now starts with one question — who's going to maintain this after I'm gone, and how easy have I made that for them?"
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• Outdated design
• Slow performance
• No social proof
• Poor mobile experience
• Generic visuals
• Weak or missing CTAs
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Which mistake do you notice most often?
I'd say unclear messaging. Even a great product struggles when people don't understand the value in the first few seconds.