#uxfail

I started my design career at a studio that put good typography first. That seems to have become a lost art.

Ever clicked on a website, only to immediately feel lost or frustrated? That’s what bad navigation does. As a website design and development company, we’ve helped businesses reclaim lost traffic simply by restructuring how visitors move through their site.

💡 Here are 10 mistakes that might be ruining your UX:

➡ Too Many Menu Items – When every page is "important," none of them stand out. ➡ Confusing Labels – Users shouldn’t have to guess what “Synergy Hub” means. ➡ Non-uniform Menus – Menu changes from page to page disrupt the flow. ➡ Ignoring the Mobile Experience – Tiny fonts, dropdown issues—mobile users won’t stick around. ➡ Broken or Outdated Links – Nothing says “we don’t care” like a 404 error. ➡ Unclickable Menu Items – Every item should do something. ➡ Hiding Key Pages – Your services shouldn’t be buried under 3 layers. ➡ No Testing Across Devices – If it works on your laptop, that’s not enough. ➡ No Feedback Loop – Surveys, heatmaps, and user testing go a long way. ➡ SEO Overlooked – Menu items are also crawl paths for search engines.

🔧 If you’re in the process of WordPress website development, use this list as your UX checklist!

Those suggestions and comments were gratefully received and acted on in due course (release windows prevailing, naturally).

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