Poorly written web writing misleads visitors and wastes millions of hours daily. For today’s more than one billion Internet users, that translates to frustration. For your web design clients, it means missed opportunities. Gain insight into highly effective web writing tactics that will help promote positive online experiences with every website you design and develop. Visitors will reward your clients with more leads and sales, and make you look good along the way.
Internet users are constantly bombarded and overwhelmed with endless layers of disjointed information on the Web. Don’t fuel the chaos. Instead, structure information and lay out task steps in an intuitive manner to help visitors find the information they need and complete tasks, so they can get on with their busy lives.
Arrange your client’s website navigation, information and links according to their target audience’s needs rather than their corporate structure. Your client’s website is not organizational chart, so don’t let it mimic one.
Case in point: a U.S.-based merger and acquisitions firm that approached Webcopyplus for help had a page dedicated to each of its departments (legal, accounting, sales, etc.). Visitors had to jump blindly to different sections of the website, guessing where they might find answers.
The solution: overhaul the website architecture and content to cater to each visitor’s specific needs: Sell a business; Buy a business; Additional services. While the nature of a business might be complicated, getting visitors to information relevant to their needs doesn’t have to be.
Do your clients’ websites force visitors to dig through long-winded intros, self-absorbed messages or useless paragraphs?
Studies indicate Internet users generally scan web writing, so keep it lean and clean. As a general rule, web writing should be less than half the length of copy you would use in traditional print media, such as brochures.
Take a page from professional web writers and use:
Always strive to cut down your client’s web writing into digestible chunks. Kill unnecessary words, and keep those sentences and paragraphs tight!
People are often surprised to learn web writers at Webcopyplus aim to deliver web content at a grade-eight level. Clients and students alike ask: "Won’t this offend your audience?"
Not at all. There’s a vast difference between communicating simply and communicating poorly. Simple website content promotes effective communication. It is easily processed, understood and connects with readers. Poor communication hinders the information gathering process.
Many people fail to realize that most reputable national newspapers are also written at this level. Even TIME magazine, which is by and large deemed sophisticated, is written at a grade-ten level.
Why use extra syllables when it’s not necessary? This is often the result of a web writer’s ego getting in the way. For instance, consider this snippet from a florist’s website: "Pinkly pulchritudinous and amazingly delightful, infinitely charming and sensationally fascinating."
The website is selling pink roses, and it’s probably safe to say words like "pulchritudinous" alienate most of the audience. Beautiful or lovely would work just fine.
Web writing riddled with fancy abstract language and clichés might inflate a web writer’s pride or score a design agency an award or two, but it’ll do little for your clients’ businesses.
Businesses often have several people adding content to websites at different times, which leads to inconsistencies.
Your client’s web writing should be reviewed from start to finish with a keen eye on:
When targeting a specific market, our web writers frequently refer to style guides. For instance, when writing for the Canadian market, The Globe and Mail Style Book indicates you should use website. To address the US market, The New York Time Manual of Style and Usage suggests you use Web site.
At the end of the day, the key is to ensure your client’s web writing is consistent so it promotes a professional brand – one that builds trust and credibility.
Enthusiasm is wonderful, if it’s sincere. Faking it – on or off the Web – comes across loud and clear.
In decades past, sales teams started off each week with pep meetings to stir up excitement. The overly-inspired salesman then jumped from door to door, entertaining his prospects as he pushed his goods.
Under the influence of artificial enthusiasm, he was a fast talker and wouldn’t take no for an answer. Prospects eventually resented the high-pressure pitches.
Today, those tactics aren’t tolerated for even a second. And that’s about how long it takes for an online visitor to click the back button.
"We’re the best business in Toronto!!!!!" reeks of rubbish. You’re stating: "We’ve got nothing to say, so we’re going to compensate our shortcoming with hype!"
Compelling quotes, and verified facts and figures will go a lot further to promote your client’s enthusiasm and cause. Leave the hype to the spammers.
Rick Sloboda is a Senior Web Copywriter at Webcopyplus Professional Web Writing Services, which helps businesses boost online traffic and sales with optimized web copy. He speaks frequently at Web-related forums and seminars, and conducts web content studies with organizations in Europe and the U.S., including Yale University.
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nice
Damjan Mozetič
A short and informative article. Thanks.
SE7EN
Yeah I hate the writing that’s unscannable the most
Grahpic Design & Print
Indeed this article was short, but just as your aptly pointed out, keep it concise. The only thing I guess from an SEO point is that a short more concise article is also going to pull less keyword targeted traffic, but I suppose you could argue both ways on that one!
Regardless this is a fantastic article…Cheers!
Marc Katsambis
Nice article Rick. You’ve pointed out the obvious and broken it down into handy bite size bits. Cheers
mkjones
Thanks for this! I had no idea how hard it was to stay on message when building a portfolio/services site until I recently decided to re-work my site.
It started as a 2 week project, that was in November. The design has been done for a while, its the content that kills me. If I had the money I would gladly throw it all at a copywriter…
Manuel
This is a very important topic which often is quite underestimated.
Good hints there!
Manuel
Cyprian
Designers should more take care of content. Thanks.
Wish uni
Thanks very much for your tips. Although I’m building websites in not-English language, these information can help me a lot.
I must keep them in mind. Cheers!
João Henrique -Designer from Brazil
Thanks again wdw!!!!!
Jas
Not really tips for web designers but bloggers overall. Good stuff, nonetheless.
Harris
The article is good but why don’t you use semantic stricture in you website, when you give tips about it? It’s a table design site.
lee parker
I nice little article just want to say this is a great site im a new designer and this site is brilliant help thanks keep up the good work
Timothy
I completely agree with #5. That tends to be a downfall for many people
Craig
This is one aspect of designing a website that often doesn’t receive the attention it should. There are times when you may need to convince a client that maybe they do not know how to best put their business into words and that a professional copywriter may be worthwhile.
Greg M
This was a refreshing read and applicable to my career. I Work on company web sites the inability to get buy-in on making the sites more client friendly is a battle fought daily withing my organization. This article really breaks things down simply and is something my business partners would be wise to learn from.
The org chart example hit the nail right on the head. For whatever reason the assumption is that the site must resemble the organizational structure.
Kayla
As a blogger I read many of these types of articles, and this is another good one. I couldn’t agree more about #3. I may not be in the 8th grade anymore, but I like to ready easy content when I’m reading on the web…also makes it easier to skim when our minds can grasp the concepts faster.
Elizabeth K. Barone
I’m definitely going to pick up that New York Times manual. I always use “website” rather than Web site, and I’m American. I had no idea that there was such a technical difference. I could definitely use the manual to polish up!
These were some really great tips, and I appreciate you taking the time to write this article. (:
Mat
Great information. Feel kinda stupid now, so I going to run off and get that manual!
David
Nice stuff you have here. Liked the side panel demo.
Regards,
David
Jenny
These are excellent tips for designers and writers in general. It is essential for a web site to have good content as well as a good design and although people initially stay on a site because of the design, content is still king and is essential to keeping browsers interested.
Design-sector
Great article!
Rudy
Good tips — but i’d still like to learn more by going to the FITC for free.
Tony Ford
I must say I really agree with this article however – the first sentance “Poorly written web writing misleads visitors and wastes millions of hours daily” – was unfortunately – poorly written!
“Poorly written web writing..”? After the word (written) should have come a noun – or is (web writing) a new noun? How about ‘Poorly written web content..”? Or “Poorly written web copy…”?
You follow me? If we are going to write an article on writing web content maybe we should at least review our grammatical expressions. ;-)
Mana
I really agree with #3 because I’m not native English speaker.
I wish the most of websites was written at a grade 8 level.
Thank you!
Karl
I ain’t no English expert, but ‘web writing’ represents the work of a writer, which makes it proper. Anyway, kudos to point #5. I HATE when my sites get spoiled with cheap marketing hype. It pisses me off. Clients hire these “make millions” copy writers and they produce what I consider absolute spam. It cheapens websites and reflects poorly on my portfolio.
Web Design
Some good points which are known but easily forgotten. Architecture, content adn consistensy – all three are very important for a good web site.
Ray
I am never a blogger nor a designer, I just come to pick up some good stuffs in order to build a company website, I just can’t help come back again.
The 1st time when I read this article I was amazed by the layout and the color.
2nd time I read, I was amazed by the way one can disassemble WP and then reassemble into his own piece.
3rd time I was amazed by the fine work when I look carefully into the nifty notes, stickers.
Really eye candy !
greg
Awesome article!! Nice to get insight on a topic I tend to neglect. Web copy always seems to be something that gets done at the end of the process, like an afterthought. Meanwhile, this makes me think I’m missing out on some opportunities to take my sites to the next level.
Free Templates
Nice tips i think listing them really took some time the 4th tip that is Web Writing Consistent is useful for me,,,keep up ur good work
Stevie
If designers, myself included, paid more attention to web content, the World Wide Web would be a better place. :)
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@Tony Ford
Good point ;)
Anyway article noteworthy.
GameAlways
thanks it helped
Razmig Youssef
Very helpful Thanks
Jt
Fantastic article! Great stuff!
BenSky
Nice article, copywriting is an art, i often find myself putting poorly written copy (by the client) on websites.. personally i think it is best left to the professionals!
Amjad Iqbal
very helpful! thanks
Sara
Great Article and helpful material!
Rebecca Haden
I think it’s a safe bet that no one is typing “pulchritudinous” in at Google when they want to buy roses, either. So often, what’s best for the human visitors is also what’s best for search.
Freelance Web Designer
very good & usefull article, thanks a lot
Roger
This is a wonderful materpeice very well written
Sanny Rizky Jatnika
Very usefull reference, thank a lot
Content Writing
Really nice artical,
I specially liked the last point where you have stated that content writer should not fake. Its important to have a clean an honest approch to our clients.
Regards,
Siddharth Menon
vishal
I’m starting CSS coding from scratch. Currently i’m using content management system for my site. I guess this would help me a lot. Thanks!!!
heather van de mark
While I think this just scratches the surface, I’m so glad someone else is paying attention! Too often do I find inconsistent or incomprehensible or misleading writing online. It’s incredibly frustrating. Maybe one day writers will get the love they deserve. Until then, the rest of you can keep on trying. ;)
Ottawa Web Designers
Very useful article. Points #2, #3, and #4 are especially important.
Document Scanning Dallas
very informative tips
Tony Ford
As everyone said, this article is a great starting point. Way, Way back during the 80’s there was a book called ‘How to get your point accross in 30 seconds or less’. It touched on the subject of keeping content short, snappy and to the point. Another site ( http://www.plainenglish.co.uk ) is a site about good communication using – guess what? – plain english.
Ven Francis
This is such a great post. I found it really helpful for beginners who are having a hard time doing a design. True, that artists are having this problem generating some designs because they sometimes found their designs dull and redundant.
I would like to share this community of really talented artist if you allow me. It is called, The Expressionist. Here’s their site http://expressionists.multiply.com
Thank you so much once again Mr NL :) keep the helpful post comming
More power!
Jonathan Mead
I really hope your clients aren’t trying to get you to write the copy for them as well. If so, that should be a separate project and pay.
I can’t count how many times a client has expected me to write their content as part of the design. I have no idea where they get that idea into their heads.
Home Teeth Whitening
We should focus on giving information using text, because search engines work based on texts and not image, I think we should add to now overuse image on your websites.
Miss Blossom
I’ve got to check my spelling in my copy… this article has inspired me to clean up my content…
Job Zing
Hi..i am agree with you that a poor writing and an effective web writing tactics that will help promote positive to each website and it it’s keywords
Sedat Sözen
Hi,
All of these articles are so useful for amateur webdesigners. I would like to have these pages in different languages for many people to understand all these kind of hints.
Thanks,
Jessy
Funny, as a web designer, I used to write web content for some clients. And that’s certainly not my strength or passion. It’s always been a long and painful process. I’m going to find a web writer and get that headache off my plate.
Barbara Tallent
Great post! I wish more people would read it. I’ve added to my collection of articles on how to write for the web: http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?id=162
Pob
Thanks for this, it’s a really helpful and succinct page. I do have one point though, and that’s that I like the description of the flowers as:
“Pinkly pulchritudinous and amazingly delightful, infinitely charming and sensationally fascinating.”
Readers can clearly see that it’s an over exaggeration, but that’s what gives it life. They can’t very well go round saying things like:
‘carnation: it’s pretty, rose: beautiful, tulip: nice’.
However it’s when it’s over-used as a style that it becomes tiresome. It’s hard to find the right middle ground, which is why people employ web writers I suppose!
Tony Kim
I like what this article states: web writers should communicate clearly and concisely on the web. Web designers should too. It would make spending time on the web easier and quicker. Consumers would get the goods they want faster, and website owners would have more success. Professional web writers, like top-tier web developers, continue to be undervalued.
Graham
Nice. One of THE most under-rated and under-discussed aspects of the web design world and yet it’s probably the most important. I live for these kinds of resources. Kudos for writing this article!!!!!
Peter Heathe
Awesome web writing article! In a nutshell, a lot of web copy is less than adequate as professionals don’t produce the content. Everyone thinks they can write, including designers, clients – really every guy and his brother. It’s evident that’s not the case. Reviewing some of my portfolio, I think I would have provided much more value relying on proficient writers who understand the web.
Vic Burges
Thanks! Wicked article. As a website designer, I can appreciate and agree with every point.
Big Boyz
Great read… I agree with # 52… this has inspired me to further structure my page.
Chris
Nice article. You followed your own advice!
Paul the Knight
Thanks for the tips, I’ll be putting some of those into use, as it has been said before, web designers think first about design, and last about content and writing :(
Ben
Completely agree on how users don’t read, they scan.
Rick
Have to print this one and paste it on my wall!
Tobi
Good Job!!!
Wunderful article!
Thanks Nick
Kind Regards from Germany
ELD
thank you, very nice article
Darren Winter
People – type your copy into Word. Use the readability tools to check the reading level, passive language etc. I’m alway surprised people don’t make use of this tool!
Otherwise these are free readability tools out there that will actually load a document and give you the stats. Let someone else do the hard work!
Dave Sailer
Is that the “New York Time Manual of Style and Usage” or the “New York Times Manual of Style and Usage”?
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This is Great information i will recommend it to my friends
Jeff Kahn
Very Helpful!
venali
good job
akalite
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
John Brown
good job.Very Helpful!
web agentur bonn
thank you, very nice article…
for me, webdesignerwall is part of my advanced training. every morning i read the latest articles and comments. It keeps me up to date.
greetings from germany
AlfredN
Props for the guest post, i’ll defnitely be checking out that website soon as well. Very nice stuff posted here, I find it pretty hard to write most of the time. Well, I don’t really like to write haha, but this would probably further me when I try to :].
Caitlin
Excellent article! Nothing makes me click the back button on my browser faster than bad copy. Why would I want to spend money with a company that can’t take the time to edit their content? If they’re sloppy and careless about spelling and grammar, it makes me wonder if they’ll have the same attitude towards their products and services.
Barbara
Thank you for a very well-presented article! I have added it to my collection of great articles for writing effective web copy:
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?id=162
Patrik
Good article. I will keep in mind while writing for web. Thanks
don
nice article about write, I’m not good at that so i will take this advices very serious. Thanks a lot for the nice tips
asato
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Cyprian Gwóźdź
This is exactly what I was looking for.
Keith D
Great summary
Helps to keep us all thinking about what we say on our websites.
I’m off to remove some of the rubbish I’ve written!!!
Thanks for reminding us of the basics.
Keith D
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Cracking article! – I’ll keep in mind when writing copy.
Ali
nice one, well done l need to keep come back to find out more and more now .
David V
Thanks for taking the time to put that article together. Sometimes you get so focussed on design that the last thing we want to think about is the content!
AlexClarke
Thanks for the post. I just wrote a new Ezine using these Tips. Lets see what results I get!
Web design, web development
Great informative post.
nfq
Hi,
While I think the article is well written, WebCopyPlus have an awful website. I decided to head on over and view their content. Well written content doesn’t help anyone if the design doesn’t support it. The navigation font size is too small, the search input is haphazardly placed, content line-height is too tight and the font size on the left orange side-bar is again different. And I can go on and on.
My point being, well written content and an elegantly designed
site go hand in hand!
akhilesh
thanx gr8 post
CH
nice post. People overlook the basics of web writing all the time. Its good that we are all reminded to keep it simple and focused.
Adam
I really enjoyed reading this post. The most amazing site can be quickly ruined by poorly written content. If the site doesn’t keep my attention, I usally move on quickly (web users are very attention deficit, aren’t we – lol).
Stephen Lo
What great reference material for anyone involved in creating websites. While a web designer should be aware of such points to overlook a project, I think it’s in everyones best interest to get a professional web writer onboard. Some of my web designer friends still write most of their clients web copy…and English is their second language! I guess it reflects how many cheap business owners are out there! :) Thanks for the insightful article.
Alex Peterson
Great post. Now to go back over all my web copy and tighten it up!
Yelwrose
Good tips. I know many wonderful designers that hardly give any thought at all to copy. They’ll spend many hours tweaking and perfecting a design, but never think to either hire a professional writer or put the same energy into writing copy for the page they have so lovingly designed. A beautiful, usable design is pointless without effective copy on the page. Design may pull in visitors, but it’s copy that sells. Both elements are necessary for a truly successful web site.
azcazandco
One that I would mention is use common sense!! If it sounds like bull when you are reading it, it probably is…
Neil J
It’s no surprise that that was superbly written. Thanks for that, it’s standard practice for me put off the website write ups until the very end… Maybe this will help.. I’ll live in hope :¬)
Keith D
Good advice… but not always easy to achioeve.
More difficult when you are writing copy for a client on a subject that you are not familiar with.
Thanks
Keith D
francisa
thanks
DanS
Lovely post. Think the business I work needs to read this!
Tom
its nice post…………good job
webeasy
Thanks for great tips. I think “curb your enthusiasm” is something that most people find the hardest thing to do. I really like the layout of this blog. nice job
curtains
Thanks for such wonderful concept i improve me a lots from your views
Daniel Yost
Great post. I really try to strive the programers that i work with to keep things simple and easy to understand. Copy is something that they don’t take into consideration and this gives me some ammo
Seo Consultant New York
Good informative post. Thanks for sharing this post.
cennetevi
these are awesome!
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Chris Larson
Good web writing article! LOVE the org chart sample. SO true when it comes to web writing, so many web copy writers and businesses don’t look outside their own businesses!
Aoobi
Great tips. More difficult when you are writing copy for a client on a subject that you are not familiar with.
bagsin
Thanks for great tips. I think “curb your enthusiasm” is something that most people find the hardest thing to do.
James Mason
Great article. I think a lot of web designers need a firm grounding in writing articles for web as well as understanding techniques and concepts for good SEO. So many web designers give their clients websites that are not properly prepared for web that are not search engine friendly. Nice website as well, I’ll be coming back for sure!
Mike
Good informative post.
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Good information. This is very helpful in web designing and web development. I recommended everyone this website.
Thanks,
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Also worth noting – In order to entice more sales you need to tune into your readers sense of desire and what they want. Create a need in the way you write, make your reader see the benefits of what you are selling to them. And why they should part with their money.
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Excellent tips so many web designers give their patrons websites that are not appropriately equipped for web that are not search engine friendly.
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Mario Gonzalez
Why should I care about web copy? As a designer I focus exclusively on design, and so should any respectable designer.
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Many thanks for the article! We have just started our own blog, and this information will really come in handy!
Bay Area Web Design
Hi, I think these are tips for SEO expert.For web design please tell me how make a user friendly design of website.How make it more attractive and fast.thanks
Jamie Tesler
These are excellent tips on web copy. And to those designers who say this doesn’t impact them – it does. If you have an understanding of what makes good web copy, chances are you’ll produce better and more successful websites. Don’t be such snobs.
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@Jamie I agree. A designer should take tips from a copywriter, just like a good copywriter takes advice from a designer. If you’re ignorant, then you limit your abilities and the effectiveness of the website you produce.
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it was really great reading these guidelines… i wish to read some more..
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Great tips thank you!
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Your article is good.it is useful basic web designer.we need more from you
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Great points that should be read and read by any website developer that isn’t stricly designing the structure of the site. I am an engineer that is learning SEO skills will crossing the narrow bridge to marketing. So, this and other similar articles are what I need to read frequently.
Thanks again for sharing your wisdom. I will refer back to it often.
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Chris
I have changed my writing style recently to get it to pass readability scores that you can access in Word. The level that I shoot for is the 7th grade level for my websites.
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Jose
Good web writing tips. As a writer, even if you’re not writing for the web, I like point #1. How you arrange the info is as important as the words you use. Point #3 is lost with so many writers trying to impress others. Keep it simple, stupid. :)
Melvins
Nice tips. Very clear view for designers. I want to know more and more from you about this topic. Thanks.
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Thanks for sharing. LolOh, that’s what im looking for!
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Useful tips, thanks Rick!
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Very informative. I try to write all my own content just to make it more unique. These are great tips and I will be sure to start using some of them right away.
Thanks for the great info.
Justin Bieber
Dear Webdesignerwall,
In addition to your post I was wondering, I’m a web developer.
I have written common PHP scripts like contact forms and double opt-in systems that I customize for each client.
Can I grant each and every client total ownership via “Work made for hire” under US copyright law?
Or do I no longer have the right to use it again after I’ve sold one website (containing the script) as “Work made for hire”?
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Dutch icon designer
Thanks for the insights. Great article. I’ve been struggeling with my own texts and although I am very satisfied with certain parts, I’ve come to the conlusion that it is better to let a copywriter take a look at it.
Beeg
G’Day! Webdesignerwall,
I was wondering on a similar note,, I am a graphic designer, and I had to go back to school and get a web degree because that’s becoming a must. We need to know art, computers, some programing, web design, art theory, marketing, CREATIVITY, speed, excelent writing skills, printing, and not to forget Adobe’s never ending collection of programs. Should we not get paid more for these skills? Writters guild anyone? I’m glad I’m in business for my own.
I’ll be back to read more next time
Spices
As you said, quality writing is important. If you cannot reach the standard, you can always hire a writer to produce your content.
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Hi There Webdesignerwall,
Speaking of which, I have these days been using a good deal of javascript currently in the pages that I produce. But I am starting off to suppose this is sort of worthless, even although it can make a page appearance greater dynamic, for the reason that some folks have javascript disabled.
Does virtually anyone feel of this when they are producing webpages? Do you just put a observe on your page that states “remember to enable javascript?”. Are there server-side choix to javascript that can make a webpage additional dynamic (I’m not interested in flash)?
Also, I fairly recently wrote up a type for submission, and for the first time I have applied javascript to improve validate the knowledge, but it appears to be like I am duplicating my hard work seeing that I nonetheless have php validating the information and won’t allow the user move forward.
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