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Before we start, we need to take a look at user behavior online. Keep in mind that your website
\nis there to guide your customers and potential customers towards a specific action. However,
\nthe action needs to address a specific need from the customer. The better you understand the
\nbehavior, the better you will be at addressing their needs<\/p>\n
Website users appreciate quality and credibility in a website<\/a>. You can have the most beautifully Your website needs to grab your user’s attention in the first few seconds or risk an exit. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n When it comes to your “goals<\/strong>“, each page on your website needs to cater to a specific goal When we talk about “communication<\/strong>” and “color<\/strong>“, users tend to consume information very Media<\/strong> is a crucial subject matter as well. Text isn’t the only form of communicating with your <\/p>\n <\/p>\n This refers to the actions the user takes when moving around in your website. There is a Studies have shown that users scan computers in a “F” pattern which places their attention With Website Design, Websites that take along time to load are universally hated by most Make sure that your website is optimized to be viewed across all devices. You will be <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Whether you are building your first website, or re-designing your website,
\ndesigned website in the world, but if your content is lacking in quality and credibility, your design
\nmeans nothing. Users scan web-pages. They don’t read every single bit of content and search
\nfor anchors to guide them through the content of your website page.<\/p>\n
\nUsers tend to follow their intuition which makes it very important that your website
\nstructure follows an intuitive flow.<\/p>\n![\"Designing](\"https:\/\/www.imjusticemarketing.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/11\/grow-your-brand-like-never-before.png\" "\\"Designing")
<\/p>\nPrinciples Of Effective Web Design<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n
Your Goals, Communication, the Colors, and Types of Media<\/span><\/h3>\n
\nof your user. Whether your user is looking for your contact details or more information on a
\nproduct or service, your website needs to cater to that in the most effective way.<\/p>\n
\nquickly on the internet. It’s therefore important that you communicate information very clearly
\non your website<\/a>. It needs to be easy to read and digest. You can accomplish this by formatting
\nyour text with headers, bullet-points, etc.<\/p>\n
\nusers. Adding rich media to your website like images, videos and info-graphics can communicate
\na point across more effectively than any piece of text. It can also be very effective in positioning
\nyour brand to your target audience.<\/p>\nThe User or Buyers Journey<\/span><\/span><\/h4>\n
How Viewers Look, The Speed of Loading, and Mobile Friendliness<\/span><\/h3>\n
\ngeneral “3 click rule” which states that a user shouldn’t take more than 3 clicks to get to
\ntheir goal\/destination. Make sure that the website<\/a> has a logical page structure which has
\nintuitive user flow.<\/p>\n
\nin the top left hand side of the screen. Good designers will build a website using this flow
\ninstead of forcing a different type of flow and prioritize the most important information left to
\nright and top to bottom.<\/p>\n
\nusers. Ensuring that website images are optimized to load faster and making sure the code
\nis optimized will ensure that your website loads quicker.<\/p>\n
\nmissing out on a big chunk of traffic if your website is only optimized for desktop usage.<\/p>\nCONCLUSION<\/span><\/h5>\n
\nthis quote applies to you:
\n\u201dIf you don\u2019t have time to do it right, when will you have the time to do it over<\/em>?\u201d – John Wooden<\/p>\n