Five seconds is the time it takes for a customer to decide whether clicking through to the next page will help them or waste their time. So what do users see in the first five seconds? Before launching a website, you need to make sure it is optimized for the various browsers and operating systems that can be accessed from. Optimization ensures an optimal experience for all those interested in the website, regardless of whether their computing choice is the most popular or the least popular. Here are the tips from specialist Justin Palmer :
1st second: Impressions. Assuming that the page advertising data loads quickly, you also have to consider the order in which the elements of the page load. Does the logo appear first? Navigation options? Product photos? Or is Google AdSense faster than the other elements? The first second is when the first impression is formed, which then fundamentally influences the user's evaluation of the website. Users often cannot tell a good design from a bad one, but they can recognize weak designs based on standard boxes.
Second: Definition. In this second, you have to define the added value you offer. The question is: Who am I and what do I offer? By looking at various websites, it is easy to intuitively determine which sites convey the impression of usefulness and competence, even if you don't know anything about design. Often it is a well-written headline or title. The page must communicate the unique value of the company, not just what it sells.