Beyond the Steps of Web Design

If you are or if you already have a website, consider the topics covered in this blog. Most web designers have the knowledge to make a site work and function properly but for their skill. What I mean by this is some programmers are so technical and advanced in computer programming, that they forget their target audience when they are designing a site. What if, instead of techs, normal people try to use your site? Or will they just leave and use someone else’s site that is not complicated to use?

Imagine of something you know nothing about, maybe its edifice or technicalities. Whatever it is that you know nothing or very little about, realize that for other people that's the internet. So design your site so it fits your target audience. What if you were trying to fix something on your car and the instructions or the tool, was too complicated for you to use? That is exactly how some people feel about your site, if it is too complicated.

This rule applies to most everything, not just the internet. The more users friendly your site is the better it's going to do. Just remember who your audience is and realize that everyone is not as good with computers as you.

Also remember that nobody wants to go to a site that is boring. So make sure you’re staying one step ahead of your competitors, as far as easy and fun to use. If you need help with web design or a logo design visit my website, and name the price you want to pay. Before you publish your website, ask someone who is not good with computers to check it out and see what they think about it.