Client Psychology
Every business looks different from the inside. The names of services feel obvious. The categories feel intuitive. The next step feels clear. None of that is necessarily true for the person arriving for the first time.
When you've designed something, you cannot un-know it. You read past the parts that confuse newcomers. You assume context that hasn't been shared. You scan, rather than read.
A first-time visitor sees the page in a sequence: what is this, who is it for, what should I choose, what happens next. When any one of those questions takes more than a few seconds to answer, momentum slows.
“Confidence is built one resolved question at a time.”
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