Optimal Website Design
Placed in Website Design | December 3rd, 2009
Optimal design of the site is the art of logical navigation.
It will offer consistency while useful and reliable understanding of the eye and easy to attract. A well designed site will also give your audience
the starting point and it directly
Your website should not be confused.
Although there are several ways to design a web page, there
some key design principles that should help you
a site that is user friendly and attractive.
1. Use a lot of white space.
Do not feel because you have a whole screen you need
They are full of ’stuff’. Your page should follow a specific pattern. Add your site name up. List below the theme of your page to track information on your subject. Leave enough space between each section.
Do not Cram lots of pictures and ads on your site. If you
an ad, keep it on the page or in a subtle way to enforce it between
Your text. The idea is not to overwhelm your readers with a
much publicity.
It is better to keep your text on a white background. If you
Choose a background color, make sure your text
Blend into the background does not hurt
read.
2. Do not use animation and flashing objects.
As an advertiser, we feel the need to get the attention of our viewers.
This is important, but we must do it gracefully. Flashing
The objects and scrolling images distract your visitors and take
away from its content. If your product is better demonstrated
with animation, music or other multi-media to enable your
Viewers to select the option. They do not require you to them.
3. Add an “about” link.
Leave your guests to guess who you are and what
You’re on. Contains a biography and some background information
why you’re in the business you’re in or why you created
Your Site. By helping them get to know you, they will
it is easier to build a trusting relationship. If they can, how, and hope you will, they feel much better in our relationship with you.
Whatever your address, phone number
and e-mail. In this way, the public can know that
Contact warm and we welcome serious about your business.
4. Include a link “Privacy”
Reassure your visitors that you follow privacy policies
including a “privacy”. This is particularly important
Points if you name and e-mail. Visitors
want to know that you do not sell or give their information.
In these days of rampant spam, your privacy policy should be
clearly visible. Many audience members and business partners are not
doing business with you if you have it.
5. Keep your links blue.
See people have long been accustomed to links
blue. It is simply an expectation, the viewers.
This is certainly no law that says you need your links in blue,
but people prefer consistency, therefore it is advisable
Keep consistent and recognize links. If they are not
They lose clicks.
6. Keep navigation consistent
The navigation scheme you create on your index page should
are the same as on your site. Do not force your
Viewers learn more on each page of your site. Keep your navigation
Bars, colors and fonts consistent for each page.
7. Lead Use include buttons and links.
Title your links appropriately. Do not use cute or misleading
Name. For example, if you have a link to the “camera” is not
Label the link “Hotshots”, label it ‘cameras’. Your audience
do not want to know now, what things are waste.
Be clear with your text, or you risk your visitors.
8. Focus on “You”, not “me”.
Make it obviously clear to your readers that you are
In business for them. Encourage feedback to provide
preserve relevant information and ads to a minimum.
Your goal should be to what you can do to focus
your readers? Make sure your main interest is
how you can deliver what you want?
9. Make sure your page loads quickly.
If viewers have to load a page, they are waiting click
elsewhere. If a page does not load in 8 seconds
Could lose 1 / 3 of your visitors. Here is a fantastic tool and free of
Help you check your load time website:
http://www.1-hit.com/all-in-one/tool.loading-time-checker.htm
10. Use a site map.
A table of contents of the site and visitors a “guide” to display on your site
especially for larger sites. It is a road map for your visitors
forward. Sitemaps are also popular with search engines
and are often recommended to ensure indexing.
- shania twain (1)
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