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Your website is getting visitors, but where are the inquiries? 👀
Sometimes, the problem isn’t traffic. It’s what happens after people land on your website.
Here are 4 things that might be costing you leads:
→ Unclear messaging: Visitors can’t quickly understand what you offer.
→ Too many distractions: Too many sections and links make decisions harder.
→ Weak calls to action: People don’t know what to do next.
→ Poor mobile experience: A website that looks great on desktop may be frustrating on a phone.
The good news? You don't always need a complete redesign.
Small improvements to your layout, messaging, user experience, and SEO can make a real difference.
Whether your website is built with Webflow, WordPress, or Wix, the goal should be the same:
Make it easy for the right people to find you, understand your value, and take action.
I'm always interested in learning how other designers and developers approach this.
What's the first thing you check when a website isn't converting visitors into leads?
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We're starting a little experiment at ideapeel.
10 YC startups. 10 website redesigns.
Over the next few weeks, we're picking recently funded Y Combinator startups and looking at their websites through a product and conversion lens.
Not just:
“How can we make this look better?”
But:
Is the product immediately clear?
Does the hero communicate why it matters?
Is the hierarchy helping or slowing people down?
Does the visual direction fit the product?
And is the next step obvious?
For some, we'll redesign the hero.
For others, it might be positioning, product storytelling, UX, or the conversion path.
And sometimes, the right answer might be that we wouldn't change much at all.
We'll share the original, what we noticed, what we'd change, and why.
YC Redesign 01 coming next.
Which YC startup should we put on the list?
Good framing. For the YC list, I'd pick sites where the hero names the category but not the product, because that is where positioning beats layout. Curious whether the fix you land on most is copy or visuals.