The case for more experimentation in your business

But even if you’re not already planning work on your web presence, you should upgrade sooner rather than later, since your website might be falling behind in performance, security, or user engagement. One primary indicator of such a decline is the current site performance; if your website is experiencing slow loading times, frequent downtime, or compatibility issues across devices and browsers, it's a clear sign that an upgrade is necessary.For instance, studies show that web pages with a loading time of under 2 seconds show an average bounce rate of 9%, while that number jumped to 38% for pages with a loading time of 5 seconds. Another study suggests that just a one-second delay in the loading time of a page can cause a 7% decrease in your conversion rate.For transactional sites, such differences in bounce and conversion rates can lead to significant losses in customer satisfaction and, ultimately, revenue. It’s clear, then, that a .NET upgrade is in your best interest.