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In our site, the homepage contains a ton of images and description of those images. Now when we use a desktop to view the site the content looks fine. But when we view it through mobile the images looks fine but the description of those images looks too much. And we have make a survey for this and got the conclusion that this long texts are making users go away. What should we do?
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Hide those texts, just keep the head titles of those images in case of mobile. This will be my first suggestion.
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joycer Wrote:In our site, the homepage contains a ton of images and description of those images. Now when we use a desktop to view the site the content looks fine. But when we view it through mobile the images looks fine but the description of those images looks too much. And we have make a survey for this and got the conclusion that this long texts are making users go away. What should we do?
If images are showing okay then must keep them because an image is more prone to get liked by the audience then the text. And in my opinion you should remove the texts, keep them only if you need utmostly.
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What if we couldn't make the text's short?
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