Your websites open the doors to the vast online market of World Wide Web. So it is must to make it more attractive to grab the attention of maximum online hunters to sell your products and services.
It is must to put the navigation menu in simple but systematic way. Visitors should not feel any difficulty or confusion in getting important menus. This makes your website an attractive exhibition place loved by online visitors to shop their desired products and services.
Images can add beauty to website and can attract more eyeballs. But when you fill your website with more images it makes the website to appear slowly and also unpleasant. So, in case if you feel image as an inevitable factor for your website, optimize the image and place it in the proper place and in size to enhance the beauty of your website.
No doubt content is king. But remember king can rule or ruin the world. Content or text is not different from the scene. It can add beauty or kill the quality of your website. Keep your content simple, short and reader friendly. Don’t use tough words which hold the mind of reader for a second disturbing the flow. If you need long text content, divide it and present it in separate paragraphs.
Sometime your website smiles in the top in internet explorer but strive horribly to make its presence in Opera or Firefox. So, don’t forget to make your website to meet the standards at w3.org to win all the search engines.
It is better to avoid the use of scripting languages to create visual effects for your website. It is better to use it only to handle or manipulate data. Make use of scripting languages only on unavoidable grounds as heavy scripts takes long time to load the website and can even crash some browsers. Since all browsers don’t support scripts, some of your visitors may skip out from your important information.
Make use of CSS style for your web page content as they can arrange all elements of your website in stylish manner within in a single trip.
Hi i am a web and graphics designer for the last 4 year. Now i am working in a media company.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
3 most importaint Tips to Spice up your WordPress Themes
WordPress blogs are most widely used and countless in numbers, that’s why you need to concentrate on little things to stand out of the crowd.
1) headline & body font sizes
2) color combination
3) menu & widgets organization
1) headline & body font sizes
Your readers should feel comfortable on your site. If you force them to read small letters and non-distinctive headlines, you’re playing a dangerous game with their trust.
For example, I wear glasses. If I need to focus very hard on every other sentence, I bet you can imagine it doesn’t give me much pleasure.
While it’s a bad idea to have extremely large letters, google up a few successful blogs from your niche and you’ll see that vast majority won’t have miniature letters.
2) color combination
We all like different sets of colors, in this case you should remember that one can’t please everybody. On the other hand, there are several colors which shouldn’t be used as a dominant color on your websites intended for business purposes.
Avoid aggressive colors like:
* purple
* pink
* red (red is actually great for important headlines, but not for your background)
* teal
Then there are “boring” colors, such as:
* brown
* dark green
* fallow
* midnight blue
3) menu & widgets organization
Imagine a perfect reader came to your site. You created a blog exactly for this type of person, what would you have him do? Try and test if your intended actions can even be done in the order you’d like.
* make your categories well visible
* include a distinctive, general call to action (e.g. list subscription)
* do not use invading pop-ups and other such things
* position your search bar somewhere on the top
1) headline & body font sizes
2) color combination
3) menu & widgets organization
1) headline & body font sizes
Your readers should feel comfortable on your site. If you force them to read small letters and non-distinctive headlines, you’re playing a dangerous game with their trust.
For example, I wear glasses. If I need to focus very hard on every other sentence, I bet you can imagine it doesn’t give me much pleasure.
While it’s a bad idea to have extremely large letters, google up a few successful blogs from your niche and you’ll see that vast majority won’t have miniature letters.
2) color combination
We all like different sets of colors, in this case you should remember that one can’t please everybody. On the other hand, there are several colors which shouldn’t be used as a dominant color on your websites intended for business purposes.
Avoid aggressive colors like:
* purple
* pink
* red (red is actually great for important headlines, but not for your background)
* teal
Then there are “boring” colors, such as:
* brown
* dark green
* fallow
* midnight blue
3) menu & widgets organization
Imagine a perfect reader came to your site. You created a blog exactly for this type of person, what would you have him do? Try and test if your intended actions can even be done in the order you’d like.
* make your categories well visible
* include a distinctive, general call to action (e.g. list subscription)
* do not use invading pop-ups and other such things
* position your search bar somewhere on the top
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