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Site downtime don't just affect your server - they harm the UX in various ways. Here's what every webmaster should know.

1. Instant User Frustration

As soon as your site goes down:

• Three-quarters of users will leave immediately
• Angry visitors may complain on social media
• First-time visitors are less likely to return

2. Loss of Trust

Frequent outages lead to:

• Doubt about your reliability
• Concerns about security
• Reduced trust in your brand

3. Conversion Decline

Visible impact on KPIs:

• Checkout abandonment increases
• Signup generation suffers
• Repeat customer rates drop

4. Search Ranking Damage

Search engines penalize sites with:

• Regular availability issues
• Slow recovery times
• Inconsistent accessibility

5. Smartphone User Problems

Specific issues for mobile visitors:

• More load times worsen frustration
• Bandwidth usage during failed loads
• Higher likelihood of leaving

Prevention Strategies

Effective ways to protect UX:

• Use failover systems
• Monitor performance regularly
• Optimize server capacity
• Develop informative status pages
• Update transparently during outages

Actual Case Study

Major retail site experienced:

• Significant drop in conversions after multiple outages
• Noticeable increase in support tickets
• Required half a year to recover rankings

Essential Takeaways

Remember that:

• Each outage affects user opinion
• is harder to fix
• Prevention costs less than recovery