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As a web designer, you need to design your websites<\/a> to give your visitors the greatest ease of use, the best impression<\/a>, and most importantly, a welcoming experience<\/a>.<\/p>\n It doesn’t matter if you had the best product<\/a> in the world; If your website is poorly made, you will not be able to sell<\/a> even a copy because visitors will be kicked off<\/a> your website because of the bad design<\/a>.<\/p>\n When I speak of “good design<\/a>“, I am not just referring to good graphic design<\/a>.<\/p>\n A professional web designer<\/a> will be able to point out that there are many components<\/a> that contribute<\/a> to a good web design: accessibility design, interface<\/a> or layout design, user experience<\/a> design and, of course, the simplest<\/a>, which is graphic design.<\/p>\n Therefore, I have highlighted some characteristics<\/a> of the worst web designs that I have come across<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hopefully you will be able to compare<\/a> that to your own site as a checklist<\/a> and if something on your site fits the criteria<\/a> you should know that it is time<\/a> to take serious action!<\/p>\n 1) Background music<\/strong><\/p>\n Unless you are running a site promoting<\/a> a band, a CD, or anything music<\/a> related, I would really advise you to steer clear of looping background<\/a> music on your site.<\/p>\n It might sound nice to you at first, but imagine if you run a large site<\/a> with hundreds of pages<\/a> and every time a visitor navigates<\/a> to another page on your site, the background music starts<\/a> playing again.<\/p>\n If I was your visitor, I would simply turn off my speakers<\/a> or leave your site. Plus, they only increase the load on visitors<\/a> when they view your site – users with dial-up connections<\/a> will have to wait longer just to see your site as it should be seen.<\/p>\n 2) Extra large \/ small text size<\/strong><\/p>\n Like I said, web design is more than just graphics<\/a> – user accessibility is a big part, too! You should design<\/a> the text on your site to be readable and of a reasonable size<\/a> so that your visitors can read it without straining their eyes.<\/p>\n No matter how good your website content<\/a> or sales copy<\/a> is, if it’s unreadable, it won’t sell anything!<\/p>\n 3) Pop-up windows<\/strong><\/p>\n Pop-ups<\/a> are so blatantly used to display ads<\/a> that 90% of pop-ups are not worth my attention in my opinion<\/a>, so I instinctively close them each time each one makes it through my pop-up blocker<\/a> (yes I have one like many). users!) and, well, it appears on my screen<\/a>.<\/p>\n Imagine if you had a very important message<\/a> to get across and put it in a pop-up window<\/a> that kills most of the time it appears on a visitor’s screen. Your website loses its function immediately<\/a>!<\/p>\n In concluding this article, let me remind you that as a webmaster, your job is to make sure your website does what it needs to do effectively. Don’t let a few minor bugs keep your site from working optimally!<\/p>\n If you have a website<\/a>, you are likely often wondering if the time is right for a total redesign<\/a> of your website design. Here are some points to consider<\/a>:<\/p>\n Thinking of a redesign just for the sake of doing it? If you answered<\/a> yes to that question<\/a>, it is not yet the right time to do a redesign.<\/p>\n Remember, a design has a specific purpose<\/a>. If you are unsure about reviewing your site, keep in mind<\/a> that your current design may serve a specific purpose<\/a> that you may not be aware of. You will lose that function<\/a> if you do a redesign.<\/p>\n On the other hand, if your website has had the same website design<\/a> since 1990<\/a>, maybe it’s time for a redesign.<\/p>\n The last thing<\/a> you would like to see happen to your site is for visitors<\/a> to leave your site without taking a look at your content<\/a> just because the design is outdated<\/a>. If this is the case for you, here are some points to consider before doing a redesign<\/a>.<\/p>\n Redesigning your website<\/a> is like having plastic surgery. Your website loses its current identity<\/a> (for better or for worse) and your regular visitors may not recognize<\/a> your new design at first glance.<\/p>\n You risk losing them just because they thought they landed<\/a> on the wrong page. Therefore, it is very important that you retain a characteristic<\/a> feature of your previous design<\/a>. Maybe it’s your site logo<\/a>; maybe it’s the same text style for your site title<\/a>.<\/p>\n To play it safe, put a poll on your site<\/a> to let your visitors speak for themselves. If you think the website needs<\/a> a new look, give it to them!<\/p>\n Creating a website<\/a> is not so much a feat, when compared to educating other technical skills<\/a>. Most people tend to give up and pack their bags as soon as they hear the word “programming<\/a>” and “technical<\/a>.”<\/p>\n They think it is too difficult to learn a complete computer “language<\/a>“. HTML, the most basic computer language<\/a> in the creation of websites, is quite easy to understand, as long as we have an interest in learning new things.<\/p>\n What is HTML?<\/strong><\/p>\n HTML<\/a> is the acronym for Hyper Text Markup Language<\/a>. For learning purposes, just think of it as a language that the computer understands.<\/p>\n For example, as humans, we were taught different languages<\/a>; that is, HTML as a language, is used primarily and specifically to create a website.<\/p>\n The web browser<\/a>, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox<\/a>, will decrypt and interpret the code<\/a>, or rather the language (HTML), and display it in a way that we can understand it, just like on a basic web page<\/a>.<\/p>\n Coding.<\/strong><\/p>\n Coding the HTML<\/a> language can be a bit difficult for some people, so we can buy programs, like Macromedia Dreamweaver<\/a> or even Microsoft Frontpage<\/a>. These programs are solely created to help people design professional web pages<\/a> \/ websites.<\/p>\n In addition, one could also get access to online website builders<\/a>, website builders that are built in and can be controlled directly from the net. There are many different and specific builders online<\/a>.<\/p>\n Books and magazines<\/a> contain guides that can help provide tutorials<\/a> and ways to create our own websites.<\/p>\n Even online tutorials<\/a> are credible, as in the modern world, information technology<\/a> is the best and most cost-effective way to retain knowledge<\/a>, especially in this particular field.<\/p>\n So you could get started and build one right away. If you like to code<\/a>, it might even become a favorable hobby.<\/p>\n Understanding the type of people who visit your site<\/a> is a very important task because you can use that information to improve<\/a> your site and adapt it to them. As a result, you’ll get more loyal returning visitors<\/a> who come back again and again for more.<\/p>\n What is the age level and what kind of knowledge<\/a> does your audience have? A layman can stay in a general gardening site, but a professional botanist can turn his nose in the same place.<\/p>\n Similarly, a normal person will leave a site full of astronomy summaries,<\/a> but a well-educated college graduate will find that site interesting.<\/p>\n Take into account<\/a> the emotional state of your audience when creating your site.<\/p>\n If a very irritated visitor searches for a solution<\/a> and comes across your site, she will want to make sure to offer the solution up front and sell or promote<\/a> your product to you second.<\/p>\n In this way, the visitor will place their trust in you to offer the solution<\/a> to their problems and is more likely to buy your product when you offer it later.<\/p>\n When designing your site layout, you need to take into account the characteristics of your audience. Are they old or young?<\/p>\n Looking for trends or just looking for information served without the icing on the cake? For example, introducing an exciting new game with simple, straightforward black text on a white background page will definitely turn prospects away.<\/p>\nWhen Is the Right Time to Redesign?<\/h2>\n
Is It Easy to Create our own Website? What is HTML?<\/h2>\n
Who Is Your Audience?<\/h2>\n