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The Key to Better Websites A Navigation

The Key to Better Websites B Design

5 Important Rules in Website Design

Good Design Practices

Search Engine Friendly Pages

5 Ways to Keep Visitors Coming Back

The Importance of a Sitemap

Who Is Your Audience

How To Have Websites Built For You The Cheap Way

Improve Usability of Your Website

Pros and Cons of Flash-based Sites

Website Customization

Why You Should Use Graphic Templates

Mistakes To Avoid When Using Web Templates

Building Your Mailing List with Downloads

Reducing Load Time Through Image Optimization

Generating Revenue with Good Planning

Make It Easy To Buy From Your Site

Ways To Improve Sales Through Your Website

Web Design Elements You Should Avoid Having on Your Site

When Is the Right Time to Redesign

Why Hire A Designer

 

 

 

 

The Importance of a Good Design

Your website is the hub of your online business; it is the virtual representation of your company whether your company exists physically or not. When you are doing business online, people cannot see you physically like how they could if they were dealing with an offline company. Hence, people do judge you by your covers. This is where a good design comes in.

Imagine if you are running an offline company. Would you allow your salespersons to be dressed in shabby or casual clothes when they are dealing with your customers? By making your staff wear professionally, you are telling your customers that you do care about quality. This works simply because first impressions matter.

Similarly, the same case is with your website. If your website is put together shabbily and looks like a 5 minute "quick fix", you are literally shouting to your visitors that you are not professional and you do not care for quality.

On the opposite, if you have a totally professional looking website layout, you are giving your visitors the perception that you have given meticulous attention to every detail and you care about professionalism. You are organized, focused and you really mean business.

On the other hand, you should also have anything related to your company well designed. From business cards to letterheads to promotional brochures, every little bit matters. This is because as you grow your business, these items become the face of your business. Once again, think of the "salesperson dressed shabbily" analogy and you will get my point.


 

 

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