My email goes to the same company I can login with so might as well tap the button.

But if there is no Google/Apple button, will you just leave? Like not even create an account? That's what "conversion killer" means.

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bdcravens 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I may start to create an account, but after about 30 seconds of effort, I'll start asking myself if it's really a service I care about. Send me an email? If it's not there by the time I click my email tab, odds are pretty good I won't wait around unless it's a truly compelling offering. Want me to fill out a form? If it's anything more than just an email and a password field my password manager can complete for, again, I'll question whether I want you to have that info about me.

So no, I may not leave, but each tiny bit of friction increases the possibility of abandonment. From the perspective of conversion, abandonment is the same as "just leaving".

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apexalpha 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I won't but a decent % of people do ye.

In fact a decent % of people stops shopping on your site if there's a few ms lag.

At every step a few percent of revenue is lost your competitor takes in.

	▲	throwaway063_1 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> In fact a decent % of people stops shopping on your site if there's a few ms lag. While it's still true, I have read that the accepted lag today is higher than 10-15 years ago, because they have lower expectations due to a general decline in page load speed. (React pages with spinners/placeholders, newsletter popups, higher page weights etc.)