Look and feel · Imagery
Some photos look blurry or badly cropped
Fuzzy, stretched or awkwardly cropped photos make a business look careless, and people may trust you less.
- Applies to
- every page
- Typical severity
- medium
- Effect on conversions
- medium
- Effort to fix
- Takes some time
What to look for
Visibly blurry, pixelated or over-compressed images; awkward crops (heads cut off); stretched images; or a logo that looks fuzzy.
What good looks like
Images are sharp and well cropped.
How to fix it
Replace these photos with sharp versions at the right size, and recrop any that cut off heads or key details.
Based on
- Web credibility research
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