While working on AllInOneTools, I noticed something interesting.
As builders, we design CTAs like:
• “Start Now”
• “Try Tool”
• “Get Started”
We expect users to follow that path.
But real users don’t always behave like that.
Sometimes they:
• ignore the CTA
• scroll down
• go directly to categories
• click the first tool they see
It made me question something:
👉 Do users really follow CTAs… or do they just find their own way?
From what I’ve seen:
New users → follow visual cues (categories, popular tools)
Returning users → skip everything and go straight to what they need
So maybe CTA is not always the main driver.
Maybe it’s just one of many entry points.
Now I’m curious 👇
When you visit a website, what do you do?
• Click the main CTA
• Scroll and explore
• Jump directly to what you need
• Ignore everything and search
Would love to hear real behavior.
Top comments (4)
true, bhavin
Thanks a lot for reading and understanding. Really appreciate it!
no problem!
For me, most users don’t actually follow the CTA.
They scan the page and go directly to what they need — usually categories or specific tools.
CTA helps, but it’s not always the main path.