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| In web design, there are a number of things that need to be carefully planed in advance, such as ease of use and how fast the web page loads. The use of white space is significant, too, as is the use of bullets and elements like bold and italics. White space is the space surrounding the text – everything on the page that isn’t words or visual elements. By allowing enough white space on a page, the eye will be able travel across the page more easily, thus assisting the user in more with no trouble finding the info they look for. In real meaning, the goal of creating a user-friendly site is to reduce the amount of guesswork and effort required of visitors to your site. Content should be brief, easily navigable, readable, and well organized, and visitors should have access to you via an email address. If you consider all of these things, you’ll have an efficient website that will keep visitors coming back again and again! Once you have planned carefully your website and prepared tons of great content to offer your visitors, it's time to make it visible using the professional-looking design. It's hard to arrive to a definition of good web design. Depending on the type of site and your goals, some elements will be of more significant than others. In any case, and generally speaking, a good web design must: help visitors find the info they need: the first thing that needs to be taken into consideration is that web design covers not only visual elements but also wider concepts: internal structure, external structure. |
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| The ease with which a user can understand those internal and external structures and access quickly to the relevant info -this relates to how information is distributed, but also to how easily readable it is. Before any graphic design starts you should consider those elements, listed above, otherwise, your website will be ineffective. One of the most imperative feelings your website must motivate to your users is trust. The trust is established mainly by two factors: the confidence in your content and the general look of your site. Your site represents you (or your company). Be sure that the look of your site suits the figure you are trying to present. Your site should be easy to maintain and update, and ready for future growth. A well structured code and external CSS files will be of help on this matter. Web design is not a separate activity and should be seen as harmonizing connected to other fields of the web development. |
| in developing your in developing your strategy: strategy: • Who is your target audience? • What is your most wanted response? • What products and/or services will you offer? • Will you sell affiliate products and/or services? • What type of design will you use? • Will you design your site or hire a professional? • How will your site be navigated? • How will your site be optimized? • What type of graphics will your site use? • Where will you obtain your graphics? • What graphic formats will you use? • What fonts will you use? • How will you design your site for different screen sizes? • How will you design your site for different web browsers? • How will you optimize your pages for the Search Engines? • How will you make your web pages load quickly? • What type of content will your site offer? • Where will the content come from? • How will you gain your visitors' trust? • How will you build your credibility? • Will you write your own sales copy or hire a copywriter? • How will you accept payment through your site? • How will you process your orders? • How will you deliver your products or services? • How will you collect your customers' information and store it within a database? • How will you automate portions of your business? • Where will you find the scripts you need? • What types of scripts will you use? CGI, JavaScript? • Will you need to hire a professional to write your scripts? • Will you edit and install your own scripts or hire a professional? • What kind of computer software will you need? • Where will you find the software? • How will you decide on a domain name? • How will you register a domain name? • How will you host your web site? • How will you upload your files to your server? • Should your files be uploaded in binary or ASCII mode? • What should you look for in a quality web host? • Will you publish an ezine? • How will you collect email addresses? • How will you send out mailings? • How will you drive traffic to your web site? • How will you advertise your products and services? • How will you test your advertising? • Will you offer an affiliate program? • How will you run your affiliate program? • How will you market and promote your web site, products and/or services? |
| Although this list of questions is far from complete, it will give you a basic idea of exactly what is involved in developing a successful web site. As you can see, there is much more to take into consideration than just learning HTML. You must look at the entire picture and design your web site accordingly. Plan your work then work your plan. Above all else, you must be willing to invest in your business -- not only monetarily, but also your time. Although there is a lot of free information available online to assist you, keep in mind...you get what you pay for. Call Us At Network Repair 1 and will help you develop the website for you business. |
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