[Part B] Design
Introduction
The importance of the latter:
Design, design, design. To put the wonder of a good design into perspective, imagine when we are purchasing a T-shirt. First of all, what are we looking at? Of course, T-shirt design. Well most people are other than material factors. But let's assume that all other factors are constant.
2) Design
As always, put yourself in another personal shoe. Here are two other situations.
Situation: good design of the website, graphic. (Good color scheme with matching theme), photo. Proper font and word size (related to optimal resolution).
Situation B: A website equipped with horrible graphics and photos that warp in terms of resolution, quality, relevance. The fonts used (red photos on a light green background) were too weird but did not match. (Too small, artistic font type)
The situation was that the site coming in among the visitors was immediately designed-produced by awestruck. Well placed photos and designs somewhat symbolize the positive nature of the company / website. You will have an impression that you have judged as many people.
For Situation B, the severe lack of creativity and the poor environment for badly-photographed photos do not serve exactly to attract visitors. Not easy to read, understand, color mismatched fonts are not welcome.
Analysis: The current ideas here are always websites, other personal opinions. Each mind is different, but at least it has improved in the room. I don't get it wrong, even with proper design, plain websites produce a lot of positive implications, but here's a key idea
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The key to a better website
[A] Navigation
Introduction
The importance of the latter:
One of the main meanings of a well organized / good website is to keep your visitors on the website. Diversification-Unless the purpose is to create an ever-advanced website, it is intended for personal use and will have minority interests. For example, I like viewing portfolio sites and browsing content. The website of the Internet business for companies is surely providing sales information, good results for sales. However, most individuals prefer a visually appealing design, so undoubtly. While this can not be denied not to cause harm, others can understand themselves to understand how visitors to the website think, act and respond.
1) Navigation
However, I think web designers should come to think about it.
Situation A: good navigation and website (hyperlinks targeting 2-3 pages), plan well in terms of placement, and design.
Situation B: Poor navigation (takes forever for the visitor to reach his / her target page), hard-to-read navigation font and navigation
In situation A, the visitor always has access to his / her target page. For example, individuals come across your website and are interested in the products being sold but want to find more information. He / she finds the service without trouble and puts in a page of information about a specific product.
For Situation B, the visitor wants to step into the website and learn more about the product. Unfortunately, due to the bad placement and imaginative whistles type, visitors take forever, or even miss navigation-bars. Even if he / she does so, no link to product information is found anywhere (e.g. Home> About> Product> Product Image> etc ... [and a few more clicks]> Product Information).
Analysis: In both situations, a website with similar characteristics may not be better than the more rewarding Ergo?
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