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 (1)
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.