Removes hrefs from homepage logos #3331
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I'd love there to be a showcase page on the website. How do you feel about linking there? |
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When it's made of course :-) |
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yeah much better! keeping traffic on the site is the end goal. we can circle back on this once that's live. will close this for now I guess. also, Segment's blog is what uses gatsby yet we link to its homepage. |
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Good points @benjaminhoffman. 🙏
Uhhh true. :-/ |
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I absolutely love the idea of using logos as social proof but not super keen on sending our hard-earned traffic immediately away, especially since these are above the fold on the homepage.
This PR may be controversial so feel free to close & not merge. My theory and experience shows that having partner logos that are clickable does lead to a loss of at least some traffic loss.