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First Impressions

Designing the Perfect First Impression: An Essential Guide to Help You Make an Impression that Lasts!

Design a lasting first impression to build trust & loyalty with users - select & present clear visuals, concise language & efficient onboarding.

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Trello's Landing Page's Main Objective

The page answers the following questions

- What is this product/service?

- Why should I buy this product/service?

- How should I purchase this product/service?

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Trello's Landing Page's Main Objective

The page answers the following questions

- What is this product/service?

- Why should I buy this product/service?

- How should I purchase this product/service?

Design a lasting first impression to build trust & loyalty with users - select & present clear visuals, concise language & efficient onboarding.

Importance of A Good First Impression

Creating a great first impression when users are first exposed to your digital product will have a lasting and significant effect on their user experience. First impressions help establish an emotional connection with users, encouraging them to engage in your product and ultimately turn into loyal users. 

  • A strong first impression sets the foundation for a great user experience
  • First impressions create memorable user experiences
  • Good first impressions can increase customer conversion and retention
  • First impressions help create trust and loyalty with users

Designing A Good First Impression

When designing your digital product, you need to carefully consider what first impression will be made. Here are some design strategies to help create a great first impression: 

  • Select clear and meaningful visuals – Aesthetics are an important part of a first impression. Use visuals that are pleasing to the eye, yet transmit a clear message of what your product/service is all about. 
  • Keep your presentation concise – Too much information can be overwhelming. Simplify the look and feel of your product using language that is easy to understand. Focus on delivering the core features and benefits of your product in a concise manner. 
  • Plan an effective landing page – Landing pages set the expectations for new users and should include the key call to action. Make sure the user is well informed about the product/service and what to expect from it. 
  • Take into account the onboarding process – Onboarding is an important part of a user’s first experience. Make sure you thoughtfully plan the onboarding process in a way that will provide users with the necessary information and tools to get the most out of your product/service. 

Make it Memorable

Creating a memorable first impression is not just about design. There are other factors beyond the visuals that can help make your product memorable. Here are a few: 

  • Showcase customer reviews – Reviews and ratings can be a great way to create a favorable impression. Put customer reviews front and center and ensure that they convey a positive feeling about your product. 
  • Care about the messaging – Language matters. Make sure the messaging of your product/service is clear and consistent throughout the different stages of user experience. 
  • Personalize the experience – Personalization is key in creating an emotional connection with users. Show users that you care by personalizing every interaction with them. 
  • Stay connected – A strong relationship with your users starts from the very first interaction. Stay connected to your customers through different channels and show them that you are listening, responding, and taking action.

Creating a great first impression for a digital product doesn't have to be a daunting task. By leveraging the power of design, language, and relationships you can effectively create a memorable experience that will encourage users to engage and become loyal customers.

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