New answers tagged call-to-action
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A placeholder is an efficient tool for teaching what your user is going to do next without spoon-feeding him. The key of success here is to give an answer to the question: What am I gonna to do next, how and why? As this could be a lot of information, it's okay to split the answer on multiple dialogs.
An example: If you want to get the user's profile image, ...
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I agree with rk. that the placement of your CTA button is dependent on your design. If the scope of your project is quite large, in that the website you are creating will be relying on templates, you should place your CTA buttons in a consistent location across all of them. Of course, there are pages, such as landing pages that can be an exception.
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There is no one place which is best to dedicate for call to action. Depending on your design you will end up with a good place suited for that design. Some of the most common placements for call to action buttons are (Smashing mag article: Call to action buttons, examples and best practices):
Placement in a distinguished area
Placement at the top ...
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