dos and don’ts on your website. Here’s the list:
When you create a website there are some general guidelines you need to follow.
Dos:
- Do place your logo in the top left of the website (keeps your company name where people look)
- Do place your phone # in the top right of the website (statistically this is where people look to call)
- Do place a contact form on your website (make it universally available)
- Do include some animation on the homepage (helps draw visitor into your website)
- Do keep your best information above the page fold (where the page cuts off on the screen)
- Do create a page about your business ownership (gives personalization, even if you’re a corporation)
- Do optimize your pages for the search engines
Don’ts:
- Don’t make a big image take up all of your homepage
- Don’t use negative text to try to sell
- Don’t include images you don’t own (or haven’t purchased) on your website
- Don’t make your website so busy that visitors get confused
- Don’t duplicate text on your webpages
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