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Competing hero CTAs
The hero presents two equally prominent CTAs (SHOP MEN and SHOP WOMEN) that split user focus and delay the path to a single product or category, reducing click-through to a defined next step.
⚠ Competing hero CTAsThe hero presents two equally prominent CTAs (SHOP MEN and SHOP WOMEN) that split user focus and delay the path to a single product or category …
Emphasize primary CTADe-emphasize secondary CTA
FixThis edit visually demotes the secondary CTA (SHOP WOMEN) and promotes the primary CTA (SHOP MEN) to establish a clear hierarchy, guiding users toward a single next step.
Both are photographs of the live page — the right side has the change applied in the browser.
Evidence
Observed on the live site
✓ Flagged independently by 2 of 7 analysts
- Hero section contains both 'SHOP MEN' and 'SHOP WOMEN' CTAs, with no primary/secondary hierarchy; body_sample shows 'SHOP MEN SHOP WOMEN' immediately after the headline.
- H1: 'Wildly Comfortable. Super Natural.' CTAs: 'SHOP MEN' and 'SHOP WOMEN' with no subheadline visible in the crawl.
Business case
If this change wins
$70,762 – $283,046
annual opportunity if it wins
Medium
Effort — 2-5 days
40 days
A/B test duration
Prioritisation
PXL score: 5 / 10
| Question | Answer | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Is the change above the fold? | Yes | 1 |
| Is the change noticeable in under 5 seconds? | Yes | 2 |
| Does it add or remove an element? | Yes | 1 |
| Does it run on a high-traffic page? | Yes | 1 |
| Discovered via user testing? | No | 0 |
| Discovered via qualitative feedback (survey, support)? | No | 0 |
| Supported by heatmaps or session recordings? | No | 0 |
| Found via digital analytics or real-user field data? | No | 0 |
| Verified by direct technical measurement? | No | 0 |
Implementation
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- Surface
- Homepage — HOMEPAGE HERO
- Problem
- The hero presents two equally prominent CTAs (SHOP MEN and SHOP WOMEN) that split user focus and delay the path to a single product or category, reducing click-through to a defined next step.
- Current state
- h1: Wildly Comfortable. Super Natural.; cta: SHOP MEN | SHOP WOMEN; notes: Two equal CTAs force an immediate gender choice, adding friction and potentially increasing bounce for undecided visitors.
- Change
- h1: Wildly Comfortable. Super Natural.; cta: Shop All (primary) | Shop Men / Shop Women (secondary links); notes: A single primary CTA to 'Shop All' reduces decision load; gender-specific CTAs can be secondary links below.
- Acceptance criteria
- GIVEN a first-time visitor on the affected page
WHEN the change is live
THEN A single primary CTA to 'Shop All' reduces decision load; gender-specific CTAs can be secondary links below, with no regression at 375px and 1280px widths. - Tracking
- event: cro_competing_hero_ctas on interaction with the changed element; verify it fires in BOTH variants before opening traffic.
- Success metric
- conversion rate on the affected step
- QA checklist
- Chrome / Safari / Firefox · 375px + 1280px · keyboard reachable · screen-reader name present · no CLS introduced
- Effort
- Medium — 2-5 days
- Test plan
- 118,817 visitors per variant (95% significance, 80% power); 40 days.
- Rollback
- Feature-flag the change; revert the flag if the primary metric drops for 3 consecutive days.