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★ They rely on luck instead of loyalty.
★ They guess instead of using real data.
★ They overthink design and ignore usability.
★ They skip dynamic content that hooks users.
★ They don’t test what customers actually need.

Harsh, but true.

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But here’s the thing—he’d want me to keep going. To trust myself.

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Oh wow! I thought it was some modern retro mechanical keyboard. But it's a classic!

Tell me more about that keyboard tho!

Test it!

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For ecommerce platforms, this could mean fewer abandoned sessions and more engaged shoppers.

But here’s the real question:
Would this tweak reduce bounce rates on your site?

The only way to know?

Maybe your product needs a full overhaul.

Maybe it just needs a few tweaks.

Either way...go for it.

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Sometimes it’s just fixing the basics—cleaner flows, clearer CTAs, fewer steps.

Everyone thinks UX innovation means wild, new ideas.

But often, it’s the small, thoughtful improvements that make the difference.

The objective behind the logo redesign and the new tagline “Copy Nothing” is to seemingly embrace its reinvention as an electric vehicle company.

“Looks like a toy Chinese electric car logo,” read one comment on X.

Jaguar quipped that the old logo has been “reimagined” to a user who questioned the company’s objective behind the logo change.

“They don't make cars anymore. They make mistakes,” said another.

People don't seem to like it...

Elon Musk, CEO of soon-to-be rival Tesla commented with a jibe of his own, “Do you sell cars?”

The company replied with a gracious comment: “Yes. We'd love to show you. Join us for a cuppa in Miami on 2nd December. Warmest regards, Jaguar.”