... spent months tweaking copy trying to fix mobile conversions, only to realize my main button was totally pushed below the fold on smaller screens. Turned out IPhone 12 and smaller users couldn't even see the without scrolling. I only caught it by accident on a friends phone since it looked fine on mine. Now i'm wondering how many basic design bugs i'm missing just by testing on my own device. Do you manually check your site ...

... landing page three times this year, thinking that the problem was the copy. In reality, it turns out that the problem was even dumber on the mobile version of my website, my hero CTA button is placed below the fold on any device that's smaller than the iPhone 13. No one scrolls and no one clicks. Luckily, I found out about this because I've seen it happen to a friend on her personal phone, instead of me doing ...

... breach leaks it. Welcome Ivan, always been interested in security. It's one of those things people don't really think about until it's too late. On your website, I would reduce the text in the hero (above fold). Make it concise as possible. I know it's not easy, but the more in depth explanation on what your app is can be done below the fold

... this for me?" A few things to consider: As a software buyer, if I spend more money with you, I would like to get a bigger discount. I don't love how the discount percentage for annual basic vs. pro is the same. Is this a logical perspective? Absolutely not. But buyer in this space are that way :) Are there ways to buy more volume of usage entitlements without tripping tiers? Comment from Laura Cruickshanks(@laura_cruickshanks): @saritta_hines ... ... long even if I sign up for the monthly plan? I really like the comparison table at the bottom. I would match the order in the section title with the order of the companies within the table. Meaning: SinoSend vs