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3 years ago

__________%of the users have left websites in frustration due to poor navigation.

Computers and Technology

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Arte-miy333 [17]3 years ago

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Answer: 83

Explanation:

83 % of the users have left websites in frustration due to poor navigation.

Most of the people may lack knowledge how to surf a website or the website may not be designed properly due to which it has led to a widespread frustration among the netizens.

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