by briney | Jul 30, 2016 | Web pages
First of all, what is the action goal for your website? What is it that you want viewers to do as a result of visiting your website? If you have no particular goal in mind, then it matters not what you design. See: 13 golden rules for designing website. Design with...
by briney | Jul 30, 2016 | Web pages
Design your web based on user behavior research to design well. Your target audience may not be like you. Users are impatient and desire instant gratification. Users scan. Design with scannable layout (headings, categories, bullet lists, images, etc.) that fits eye...
by briney | Jul 30, 2016 | Web pages
What is the action goal you desire from users visiting your web site? You have 10 seconds or less to make a good first impression. Answer user questions quickly and intuitively. Krug’s first law of usability, the web-page should be obvious and self-explanatory. Who...
by briney | May 30, 2016 | Web pages
Websites for information are valuable. They inform folks about life and death issues as well as not so drastic issues. But websites for information are not designed to get a response from visitors viewing their sites. And more than likely, such websites have no...
by briney | May 30, 2016 | Web pages
Just finished reading Neil Patel’s excellent article: Stop Guessing: Here’s a Social Media Strategy That Works. Below are my take away thoughts. Understanding your Traffic Use Alexa and Google Adwords to study traffic demographics of popular sites that offer...
by briney | May 30, 2016 | Web pages
The goal is to compel the viewer to buy something. The design should be simple, elegant, and fluid. The text is focused on one goal: to buy something. The sales page is the first page visitors see when they click on your ad link or banner. They are not sent to...
