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Nowadays, in this fashionable world, people get very uptight<\/a> when they don’t look quite presentable<\/a>. This would also be the case with web design<\/a>.<\/p>\n Every individual<\/a> would definitely want his website<\/a> to look good, if not the best he can. Here are some things<\/a> that we might consider when wanting to create a professional<\/a> looking website.<\/p>\n When designing<\/a>, always choose colors<\/a> that match. An example of a matching<\/a> color would be to have a dark background<\/a>, with visible words<\/a> and designs.<\/p>\n With the dark theme<\/a>, try not to mix too many bright colors<\/a> in the design. What we should NEVER do<\/a> is mix two very different colors, such as purple<\/a> and yellow.<\/p>\n Now of course it would depend on the purpose<\/a> of the website, but those two colors are too flashy<\/a> for someone who wants to make it look more professional<\/a>.<\/p>\n Themes should always be tailored<\/a> to the company or rather the organization<\/a>, etc. If the website was created to serve a food business<\/a>, it would be wise to stick to that particular category<\/a>, rather than going back to a different topic<\/a>, like machinery.<\/p>\n Fonts should be used in relation<\/a> to the formality of the website. A simple sans-serif<\/a> font would suffice in most cases.<\/p>\n In rare cases<\/a>, such as art and design groups<\/a>, they may want to use great designs and fonts<\/a>. Of course, that’s only if you know what you’re doing<\/a>.<\/p>\n Finally, we must always try to think about our visitors<\/a>, see the way they see. The resolutions<\/a> and file sizes of the images<\/a> should not be too large<\/a> in terms of size. This is to allow maximum compatibility<\/a> and meet the needs<\/a> of our visitors.<\/p>\n So planning<\/a> is something we should always do, before trying something.<\/p>\n One of the main implications<\/a> of a good, well-organized website is to keep visitors<\/a> on the website. Definitely, a website is created<\/a> with a purpose, unless it is intended for personal use<\/a>, which is the minority.<\/p>\n For example, a portfolio<\/a> website would want to be visited<\/a> and its content viewed. For Internet businesses<\/a> and companies, your website certainly aims to provide product information<\/a>, make sales, or something similar.<\/p>\n However, most people undoubtedly prefer visually captivating designs,<\/a> etc. It is undeniable that this does not cause any harm, but you have to put yourself<\/a> in the shoes of others to understand how a website visitor might think<\/a>, do and react.<\/p>\n As I said, a web designer<\/a> has to learn to think like his visitors think.<\/p>\n Situation A:<\/strong> website with good navigation (2-3 hyperlinks<\/a> to the landing page), well planned in terms of location<\/a> and design.<\/p>\n Situation B:<\/strong> Website with poor navigation<\/a> (it takes forever for the visitor to reach your landing page<\/a>), difficult-to-read navigation sources, and poor navigation<\/a> buttons \/ bar placement<\/a>.<\/p>\n In Scenario A, a visitor will always want to be able to access<\/a> your landing page. For example, the individual<\/a> comes to her website and is interested<\/a> in the product sold, but wants to find more information<\/a>.<\/p>\n He finds navigation smoothly<\/a> and enters the particular product information page<\/a>.<\/p>\n Regarding situation B, a visitor comes across the website<\/a> and would also like to learn more about the product<\/a>.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, due to the poor location<\/a> and wacky font types, it takes forever for the visitor to find the navigation bar<\/a>.<\/p>\n Even when she does, the links to product<\/a> information are nowhere to be found (ex: home> about> products> product image<\/a>> etc\u2026 [a few more clicks]> product information<\/a>).<\/p>\n Analysis<\/a>: In both situations, wouldn’t a website with similar characteristics<\/a> to Situation A be more rewarding<\/a>, ergo, better?<\/p>\n Design, design, design. To put the wonders of good design<\/a> into perspective, imagine when we buy a t-shirt<\/a>.<\/p>\n First of all, what do we look at? The design of the t-shirt<\/a>, of course. Well, most people do, aside from the material factor<\/a>. But suppose all other factors<\/a> are constant, wouldn’t design or appearance<\/a> then become the key aspect<\/a>?<\/p>\n Putting yourself in someone else’s shoes, as always. Here are two other situations<\/a>.<\/p>\n Situation A:<\/strong> a website with good design and impressive graphics<\/a>. (Good color combinations with matching theme<\/a>), pictures. (Optimal and relevant resolutions<\/a>) and appropriate fonts and word sizes<\/a>.<\/p>\n Situation B:<\/strong> A website inversely equipped<\/a> with horrible graphics<\/a> and images in terms of resolution<\/a>, quality and relevance. (Red images with a bright green<\/a> background) The fonts used did not match, although they were too fancy<\/a>. (Typefaces too small and artistic<\/a>)<\/p>\n Situation A, visitors entering the website are immediately amazed<\/a> by the design and artwork. Well placed images and designs<\/a> somehow symbolize the positive nature<\/a> of the company \/ website. As we know, most people judge by impression<\/a>.<\/p>\n As for Situation B, the environment<\/a> in poor condition due to severe lack of creativity<\/a> and poorly taken photographs<\/a> would not exactly help attract visitors.<\/p>\n Fonts that were hard to read<\/a>, let alone understand, and themes<\/a> that didn’t match in terms of color<\/a>, aren’t exactly welcoming, are they?<\/p>\n Analysis:<\/strong> Now the main idea<\/a> here is to always plan your websites, try to get feedback<\/a> and perspectives<\/a> from other people. Each way of thinking<\/a> may differ, but at least you can improve<\/a>.<\/p>\n Don’t get me wrong, even a properly designed simple website<\/a> would generate a lot of positive implications<\/a>, but the key idea here is to at least keep an impressionable<\/a> website.<\/p>\n When it comes to graphics, most internet marketers<\/a> avoid using graphic templates<\/a>, be it e-book covers, website layouts<\/a>, or promotional banners<\/a>, because they strongly believe that by using graphic templates<\/a> they are tarnishing their own business.<\/a> .<\/p>\n They want to have a unique identity<\/a> and therefore will always find a professional graphic designer<\/a> to do the job. Well, a big surprise<\/a> awaits you!<\/p>\n When you buy a graphic template<\/a>, you will be able to customize<\/a> it to some degree or even create a totally new design<\/a> based on it. What’s the point of using the template<\/a> then you say?<\/p>\n Well, it serves as a source of inspiration<\/a> and ideas for a totally new design<\/a>. You can’t derive anything from a blank canvas<\/a>, right?<\/p>\n On top of that, you are actually saving a lot of precious time<\/a> that you could otherwise spend on more important matters<\/a> like developing new products<\/a> or marketing your products<\/a>.<\/p>\n When you buy a pre-made template<\/a>, you only need to edit one or two things to give it an identity<\/a> of your own, and that gives you more time and flexibility<\/a> to work on other things.<\/p>\n Well, let’s say you argue that hiring a designer<\/a> to do the work is just as quick. That may be true, but don’t forget that hiring a professional designer<\/a> to do a custom design will cost you a lot of money<\/a>.<\/p>\n Unless you need a totally unique identity<\/a> that you want to firmly establish in your niche<\/a>, you don’t need a designer to design it<\/a> for you.<\/p>\n Not all graphic templates are suitable<\/a>, so you need to be careful when choosing one<\/a>. Consider quality over price, and you’re on your way to creating a positive image<\/a> for your business while saving more time<\/a> for more productive tasks.<\/p>\n Anyone who has ever done online marketing<\/a> knows that the lifeblood<\/a> of a business is site traffic<\/a>. More visitors equal more sales. However, here are some ways you can modify your sites<\/a> to improve sales without the need for more visitors<\/a>.<\/p>\n The first method is to incorporate<\/a> your personal touch into your sales message<\/a>. Nobody wants to be sold by a complete stranger<\/a>, but many people will buy what their close friends<\/a> recommend.<\/p>\n If you can convince your audience<\/a> that you are a personal friend who has your best interests<\/a> at heart, they will convince them to buy your products. Remember to speak to one person in your sales newsletter<\/a>, not your entire audience.<\/p>\n The second method is to post testimonials<\/a> and comments from your clients. A good idea would be to post good and bad<\/a> comments; That way, prospects will be truly convinced that these testimonials<\/a> are real.<\/p>\n When potential customers<\/a> see testimonials on your website, they will have the confidence to buy<\/a> from you because humans follow the herd mentality<\/a>; When others have bought it and proven its authenticity<\/a>, they will jump on the bandwagon<\/a> and buy too.<\/p>\n Use visual representations<\/a> for the problems and solutions that your product offers<\/a>. Not everyone will read your text f<\/a>rom head to tail, but most people will pay attention<\/a> to the images on your website.<\/p>\n Offer quality bonuses<\/a> to accompany the product. When you offer bonuses<\/a> that complement your product, your prospects<\/a> will feel that it is a very good offer<\/a> and it would be stupid to miss out.<\/p>\n Be sure to state the monetary valu<\/a>e of your bonuses so that people feel even more compelled to accept<\/a> your good deal.<\/p>\n Finally, ask about the sale<\/a>! Many people attract their prospects<\/a> with the benefits of their product<\/a>, they sell them with stories<\/a> of how you have solved many problems<\/a>, they even offer them incredible bonuses<\/a>, but they forget to ask for the sale<\/a>.<\/p>\nColor schemes and themes.<\/h2>\n
The Key to Better Websites<\/h2>\n
1) Navigation<\/h3>\n
2) Design<\/h2>\n
Why You Should Use Graphic Templates<\/h2>\n
Ways To Improve Sales Through Your Website<\/h2>\n