Your first web site
A brochure site will have three to five pages, be easy to maintain and sufficient to publish the most important information on your business, your values, what your main products and services are and how to contact you. Having a domain name will also enable you to have a business email address.
This first site can have many advantages for a business being available 24 hours a day and should compliment your other customer contact channels. Think of it as a marketing leaflet published every minute of the day, able to be changed in a relatively short time period.
The design advice stated previously is essential. Concentrate on delivering a useable and accessible site which conveys a professional image for your business aligned with your brand.
In addition there are some basic legal requirements you should comply with in terms of your registered address (if a company) and how you will deal with any data collected including cookies on the site.
Website Creation - Timeless Content
Generating Timeless Content. Lets face it. Although there are sections of your site that you will hopefully update continuously, there are others that will likely remain untouched for years at a time.
13 Ways To Make Your Website More Successful
I was looking around at some websites to see what things I liked and disliked about them. There is no doubt that there are things that attract people and there are things that totally turn people off.
Build a Home Page the Right Way
A home page is basically the main page of a website which is the first thing that an internet browser or surfer first sees once he/she visited your site. This is part of a web page (though in this case since it is termed as...
Website Colors That Turn Off Your Customers
Using too many colors or the wrong combination of colors on your website could alienate or turn off customers completely. Out of any form of non verbal communication, color is the quickest way to communicate a message and...
