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I once designed a pricing page so “user-friendly” it had seven packages, a comparison matrix, and a chatbot that wouldn’t shut up. Our bounce rate hit 90%. Turns out, I’d fallen for every UX myth in the book—until UX Myths https://clay.global/blog/ux-guide/ux-myths (Enllaç extern) guide slapped me awake.
The article obliterated my false beliefs:
“More options = better decisions” → Nope. We cut to 3 plans and conversions tripled.
“Users want novelty” → Swapped our parallax circus for a static hero section—time-on-page doubled.
“Accessibility is optional” → Added alt-text and keyboard nav… and landed a gov contract requiring WCAG compliance.
The gut-punch? Learning that “users don’t scroll” is a lie. Heatmaps proved 80% scrolled past our fold—so we buried our CTA below a gripping story. Sales soared.
Now, I weaponize these myths against stakeholders. When the CEO demanded a neon gradient monstrosity, I cited Clay’s “aesthetic usability effect” research. We kept it clean, and user testing praised our “trustworthy” vibe.
If you’re tired of guesswork and guru BS, this guide isn’t just enlightening—it’s armor. Read it before your next design sprint, or risk building the next digital landfill.
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