كيف تعرف إذا صفحة المنتج عندك مزدحمة أكثر من اللازم

Sahl Sunday,23 Nov 2025

The moment a customer enters a product page, they have just a few seconds to decide whether to continue reading or leave the site. This is precisely where the difference between an organized page and a cluttered one becomes apparent. Cluttering doesn't just mean an abundance of information; it means the page has lost the "order" that helps the customer quickly understand the product. In Saudi Arabian e-commerce stores, customers want to get their bearings quickly without getting confused. If the page is complex or overloaded with elements, they'll feel overwhelmed and leave the store immediately.

⭐ 1. When the customer starts scrolling excessively without reading:

The first sign that a page is cluttered is when the customer starts scrolling rapidly, as if searching for something lost.

This means the elements are disorganized and essential information is lost in the clutter.

The customer expects to see:

* Image
* Price
* Add button
* Essential specifications

All clearly displayed, without feeling like they're solving a puzzle.

⭐ 2. If you notice the main button is lost among other items

The "Add to Cart" button needs to be clear and prominent, not buried among large text, headings, or numerous images.

A cluttered page often gets lost in the shuffle of important buttons, making customers take longer to complete the steps… and most customers aren't willing to wait.

⭐ 3. Multiple Calls to Action in the Same Place

A common mistake some stores make is placing:

* Add to Cart
* Buy Now
* Add to Favorites
* Compare

… all next to each other!

Customers prefer clarity, and if they feel there are too many options, they get overwhelmed and leave the page without making a decision.

⭐ 4. Too much long text that isn't easily divided

On product pages, long texts without divisions or concise bullet points are very distracting for customers.

Customers want to get the gist quickly, so if the specifications or information are presented in a long paragraph… the page will become cluttered even if it doesn't contain many images.

⭐ 5. Using too many images in a small space

Some stores cram 10 images into a narrow slider, making the page heavy and visually cluttered.

It's the quality of the images that matters, not the quantity.

Sometimes, 4 clear images are better than 12 that all look the same.

⭐ 6. If the customer asks themselves, “Where can I find the important information?”

When the page is cluttered, the visitor has to search for the price, sizes, or specifications themselves.

The best product pages keep the essential information right in front of you:

* Price
* Options
* Warranty
* Availability

Without having to scroll too much.

⭐ 7. Contrasting fonts and colors

One of the main causes of clutter is a lack of visual consistency.

If the page has:

* Different colors
* Too many font sizes
* Overlapping icons

The eye gets distracted, and the customer feels the design is "uncomfortable."

⭐ 8. Excessive advertising ruins the experience.

Some stores pile up offers, badges, banners, and notifications all in one place.

Customers need one clear piece of information… not six distracting offers.
Recognizing that a product page is cluttered doesn't require extensive technical analysis; it simply requires observing customer behavior. The more organized and concise the page is, presenting the most important information without distractions, the higher the percentage of customers adding items to their cart. If you want to build an online store that provides a seamless experience from the very first product page, the Sahal platform offers professional tools to ensure your products are presented in the best possible way.