Things To Consider When Creating A Website
When creating a website here are some things you should consider
This article discusses the most important of these items:
1. Your logo
2. Your text to be written on the site
3. Your banner
4. Your website address (domain name)
5. Your website theme template
Your logo is essential, as it is the face of your business. Think of it as your first impression. And, you want it to be memorable. It should be something that will allow you to use it in a future promotional campaign. If you create it yourself, be sure to get it as a high resolution (as possible) JPG, or, if you cannot afford it, a PNG file.
Your text is very important. It is the content that will be on your website and in your promotional material. Make sure it is clear and concise. The words should be short, yet appealing and powerful. Your content should be able to be read at least half of the time. Your promotional material is what you give to your customers. Make sure it is clear and easy to understand.
Your banner is a visual representation of your business. It must be visually appealing. It should be something that people will want to pass around. You can put it on your website for your website, or, you can give it as a poster, flyer, or your website URL. Your URL is the way you give people to your business. The URL on your banner is the best way to market your business. And, make sure it is something that stands out from other items on the marketplace.
Your website address is not necessary, but it is a great way to be seen by your customers. And if you have your website URL, it will make it easy for customers to find your business.
Your WordPress theme is, in itself, not necessary, but it makes setting up your website so much easier. If you use it on all your websites, it eliminates the need for you to learn a new theme, and the need for you to purchase a new theme from another vendor. So, it is a no brainer to take the time and to go the extra time to use it.
Your choice of theme will eliminate the need for you to ever have to purchase a new theme again. That is unless, you create your own theme. But, if you do not have a choice of theme, your website design is fixed. You must use one of the pre-made themes. You cannot use one of the pre-made theme when you have your own website. Your website design is fixed.
Mobile Friendly Design To Increase Revenue (3 Examples)
04-Mar-2021
Damien Foster
1. The web site is designed in a way that users can access the same information that desktop users can access. There will always be differences in browser capabilities, but for the most part, there is a difference in web browsing and screen resolution.
2. The web page content is laid out in a way that the same information that a desktop user can access, can be accessed by a mobile user as well. The mobile layout is intended to allow for ease of browsing. In fact, mobile browsing is more effective than desktop browsing because mobile users are accustomed to scrolling, panning and zooming, while desktop users are not.
For example, in reading a web page, a browser can go from left to right, up to down, left to right, down to up, or anywhere in between. The same information can be accessed in mobile formats like down to left and up to down. The mobile layout is designed to allow for ease of browsing.
This is important because mobile browsing is a much more effective way to access web content. As the screen resolution changes, so does the device that the page is displayed on. And, as I mentioned in #1 above, devices used by mobile users are designed to allow for ease of browsing.
With mobile content, the web page is designed to be viewable on most cell phones. In fact, if the mobile page isn't optimized for mobile viewing, it can't be displayed on an increasing number of mobile devices. As the number of mobile devices increases, so does the ability of web pages to be displayed.
3. The web page is mobile friendly; that is, content is not cluttered with images that can't be displayed on mobiles. Images aren't as important as content.
4. The web site is built with CSS media queries. CSS is CSS, and it allows the author to specify the screen resolution, or orientation, or device that content is intended to be viewed on. Media queries let you do just that. You can specify resolutions that mobile devices can't play at. You can also specify orientations that mobiles cannot play at. This allows you to choose content that can be displayed on different devices. This allows content to be customized for mobile. It also makes the site more viewable on different devices.
In this article, we'll cover the importance of designing mobile friendly sites in your content, the importance of media queries, and how mobile friendly design can be used to increase revenue.