Tips for creating better website
- Thread starter temi
- Start date
- Status
R
roksolana
Guest
Good advices
Tips For Creating A Good Site:
Colours & Style:
Indeed one of the most important atributes lie in the design.
The website needs to have clean style, good colours,
Relevant to your company logo etc.
Never have: Under Construction Signs Up!!!!
Thats a NO!
Banners and Pop Ups:
Banners are ok, but have to be monitored and restricted to a certain age group.
Pop ups! No body likes pop ups, so dont add a html code that will
lead to a pop up.
Images And Text:
Good information about the product in a short sumarry wil be great, and for
buyers intrest have a link for more information.
People love images, so try not to have too many, or nothing at all.
Try at least have 1 images per page.
Untidy HTML
People dont want to see some html string at the top of your page!
Make sure you do a check and clean it out nicely. Its preffered to spend time
through your cding, not to rush through, because if an error has to apear above the page, that already takes 10% proffesionality off your website and 50% profesionality if a designer portfolio.
Well thats just the basics.
For more intense tutorials, stay tuned to these forums.
They will be posted as soon as possible.
Colours & Style:
Indeed one of the most important atributes lie in the design.
The website needs to have clean style, good colours,
Relevant to your company logo etc.
Never have: Under Construction Signs Up!!!!
Thats a NO!
Banners and Pop Ups:
Banners are ok, but have to be monitored and restricted to a certain age group.
Pop ups! No body likes pop ups, so dont add a html code that will
lead to a pop up.
Images And Text:
Good information about the product in a short sumarry wil be great, and for
buyers intrest have a link for more information.
People love images, so try not to have too many, or nothing at all.
Try at least have 1 images per page.
Untidy HTML
People dont want to see some html string at the top of your page!
Make sure you do a check and clean it out nicely. Its preffered to spend time
through your cding, not to rush through, because if an error has to apear above the page, that already takes 10% proffesionality off your website and 50% profesionality if a designer portfolio.
Well thats just the basics.
For more intense tutorials, stay tuned to these forums.
They will be posted as soon as possible.
G
gotlinks
Guest
Great advice guys!
Here is some from me about the Page Rank:
Here is some from me about the Page Rank:
6 Tips for your Site Design
* WRITTING AN ATTRACTIVE HEADLINE
Your headline is the *MOST* IMPORTANT part of your site! The first thing they should see is a headline that clearly states the biggest benefit your site has to offer. Your headline should be located at the very top center of your page in a larger font size that naturally attracts attention. And it should tell visitors exactly how your site will make their lives easier... save them money... save them time.. provide additional income... or simply make them feel better. Use bolding, italics, and highlighting to emphasize the main benefits in your headline, so they leap out and grab your visitors' attention.
* CREATE BENEFIT-DRIVEN SALESCOPY THAT WILL COMPEL YOUR VISITORS
TO BUY
Your salescopy has to introduce your product, explain the benefits of using it, and sell potential buyers on the value of your offer. When you write your salescopy, you need to speak directly to your visitors' needs -- and you need to focus on the BENEFITS of using your product (as opposed to your product's features). If you're having trouble telling a benefit from a feature, here's an example: a feature of a product might be "sturdy polished aluminum construction." The benefit would be "lasts longer so you save money on replacement costs."
* FOLLOW ESTABLISHED DESIGN PRINCIPLES
When you're designing the look of your site, choose a simple color scheme and a couple of fonts and stick with them. Nothing looks more amateurish than a mishmash of many different fonts and colors. Also, resist the urge to add textures or use dark backgrounds. People don't come to your site to admire your elaborate design scheme. They want to know about your offer. That's why you need to make sure they can easily read your salescopy. Also, avoid using unnecessary graphics and images. Unless your image is serving a direct purpose (a picture of you, a product shot, etc.), it's going to take attention away from your sales message. Same goes for animation, audio and video.
* INCLUDE A STRONG CALL TO ACTION
Don't make your visitors guess what they're supposed to do on your site. You must give them a strong call to action and tell them exactly what you want them to do!
* ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIBILITY
One of the best ways to establish your credibility is to list your accomplishments, qualifications, and experience -- so long as they're related to your offer. Once you've sold some product and are getting testimonials from satisfied customers, be sure to include them on your site as well.
read more
* WRITTING AN ATTRACTIVE HEADLINE
Your headline is the *MOST* IMPORTANT part of your site! The first thing they should see is a headline that clearly states the biggest benefit your site has to offer. Your headline should be located at the very top center of your page in a larger font size that naturally attracts attention. And it should tell visitors exactly how your site will make their lives easier... save them money... save them time.. provide additional income... or simply make them feel better. Use bolding, italics, and highlighting to emphasize the main benefits in your headline, so they leap out and grab your visitors' attention.
* CREATE BENEFIT-DRIVEN SALESCOPY THAT WILL COMPEL YOUR VISITORS
TO BUY
Your salescopy has to introduce your product, explain the benefits of using it, and sell potential buyers on the value of your offer. When you write your salescopy, you need to speak directly to your visitors' needs -- and you need to focus on the BENEFITS of using your product (as opposed to your product's features). If you're having trouble telling a benefit from a feature, here's an example: a feature of a product might be "sturdy polished aluminum construction." The benefit would be "lasts longer so you save money on replacement costs."
* FOLLOW ESTABLISHED DESIGN PRINCIPLES
When you're designing the look of your site, choose a simple color scheme and a couple of fonts and stick with them. Nothing looks more amateurish than a mishmash of many different fonts and colors. Also, resist the urge to add textures or use dark backgrounds. People don't come to your site to admire your elaborate design scheme. They want to know about your offer. That's why you need to make sure they can easily read your salescopy. Also, avoid using unnecessary graphics and images. Unless your image is serving a direct purpose (a picture of you, a product shot, etc.), it's going to take attention away from your sales message. Same goes for animation, audio and video.
* INCLUDE A STRONG CALL TO ACTION
Don't make your visitors guess what they're supposed to do on your site. You must give them a strong call to action and tell them exactly what you want them to do!
* ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIBILITY
One of the best ways to establish your credibility is to list your accomplishments, qualifications, and experience -- so long as they're related to your offer. Once you've sold some product and are getting testimonials from satisfied customers, be sure to include them on your site as well.
read more
J
jnrcorps
Guest
What a great thread, loads of great information for newbies.
G
Gilligan
Guest
The points made are exactly what I do :scared:
- Status
