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Remove distractions

Remove distractions Bad Practice
Remove distractions Best Practice

The point of any checkout page is to get users to complete a purchase. Anything that steers them away from this goal is a distraction — and that includes top navigation bars and footers with links.

Keep these pointers in mind:

  • Minimize links to keep users on the page. Include essentials only, like a link for live customer support.
  • Enable item modification directly on the checkout page.
  • Eliminate ads and pop-ups for a seamless experience.
  • Instead of promo links, use copy-paste promo codes that don't redirect users to another page.
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