Showing posts with label Considerations. Show all posts
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Sunday, January 4, 2015

Website Design Considerations

FraudOn.com     9:20 AM     No comments


Website Design Considerations





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Your website is often the first impression a client has of your company, organization, or product. Sometimes it is the only impression. It must be a good one. Too often it is the last impression with the prospect finding no reason to browse, stay or come back. Maybe this will help.







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There are several heavy duty website design and HTML editing programs out there to help you design, write, and publish your website, Blog, or newsletter template. They are, however, not the be all and end all. Anyone wanting a properly working web site must...simply must...have some knowledge of script and code as well as search engine optimization techniques and internet promotion tactics.





These cover email lists, advertising, press releases, Blogs, article writing, wholesaling and drop shipping, website design, SEO and other promotions.





A decent doorway can be a simple information site. It doesn't need much in the way of graphics or website design prowess, and can even simply be one page as we see in most internet MLM. The great sales gurus of the world wide web raking in the big bucks typically have one web site though they may be selling several products. Each product has it's own sales pitch page...just one page. KISS (keep it simple stupid) is the golden rule!





When most people create doorways, they are trying to get something for nothing. They spend small (sometimes large) fortunes buying information from illusionists who use slight of hand to tell their customers just enough to keep them coming back and purchasing one more "How To" E-Book.





Without proper experience or website design background many mistakes are made. First, try analyzing the web site of the information promoter, and try copying what he or she is doing and not get caught in the trap of just doing as they say. They have no incentive to give you or me the real deal...the whole truth and nothing but the truth. If they lay it all out step by step they are immediately out of business. What would they then sell you in their follow up e-mails?





Although Microsoft had such a template in their web design software in '98, I think it was, it would be considered crass and distasteful to make your website look like the command center of the starship Enterprise. Now remember the old Tennessee Mountain Man is as about as backwoods as it gets and even I chuckled at how red neck the polished Microsoft Corporation rendition was. Having said that, a few smatterings of high tech applications can give your website design reputation a good boost especially among the younger generation, the 'wanna be', the treckie, and the 2.0 socialite. Know your audience. Who do you want to reach? Don't over do it! Regardless of what the SEO purists say, content is still king. Keep it simple. Keep it clean.





Start with as clear and simple website design as possible. Some sites will require more dazzle than others. But, remember, the more bells and whistles the slower the web site loads and responds to browsers and searchers.





A good website design should be easy for your human visitors to navigate, enjoy, and understand. At the same time it should also be intelligible for the search engine robots that also visit your site. It must be accommodating to cross browser platforms such as internet explorer, Netscape, ougo, AOL, fire fox, opera and more.





Your goal is to attain the best level of internet marketing. As 12steppers would rightly say, "there is no easier softer way". There is no free lunch. There is no such thing as working 30 minutes a day with a site on auto pilot while you rake in millions while frolicking with Playboy Bunnies on your yacht so get that picture out of your mind right now.



Proper marketing goes a long way in attracting the target customers to your website and thereby, achieving maximum commercial success in the long run. It is a process. This is not for Harry Potter nor Bur Rabbit. The DSL Turtles actually have the advantage here. Take it easy, but get it done. Procrastination is a killer!





In order to maximize target audience visits to a website, one of the first steps to be taken is creating a website design that simultaneously runs parallel to your business objectives and is attractive enough to engage the attention of your visitors.





Your website design is the first impression. If it is a mess or if no one can find it and potential customers never see it, it is also the last impression. Either they never got there or they never stayed or they had no reason to return.





You must decide if you really have the time, knowledge and technical ability to devote to website design and, most importantly, keeping that site maintained and up to date? If not, maybe you should concentrate on growing your business and let a website design professional concentrate on making your website work for you.

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Website Design Considerations I

FraudOn.com     9:09 PM     No comments

There was a time long, long ago in technological advancement years when website design was out of the reach of all but the relative few who could write the hyper text markup language better known by its acronym 'html' from start to finish.





Website design, then as now, was in high demand for those with the tools and ability to help a client target an audience, develop a world wide web presence, and populate it with fast loading (at 28.8 Kbps) web pages.





Of course those early days saw sprites rendered in 256 colors as opposed to today's true color programming (eats up lots and lots of resources) , and those historic basic colors ruled in a tile-based world and we thought they were something. Specificity of product, of course, especially if images were to be employed, became the real challenge as they could be inordinately cumbersome and slow to load. The result being one of three options, to wit: (1) wait and wait and wait - maybe while you mow the lawn, (2) become exasperated with the tedious task of internet speed - actually modem speed - to the point of "clicking off" the website, or (3) losing your treasured internet connection.





In 2008, companies such as AOL, Net Zero, and many other Internet Service Providers (ISP) offering cheap internet connections assures that there remains enough people using dial-up to connect to the internet that one doing website design must be ever cognizant of loading speeds. The standard for this measurement remains 28.8K for the Computer Man Website Design Team although no one in the United States can expect to efficiently, if at all, cruise the internet at that speed.





The difference being that almost anyone can design and build some measure of a website in the 21st century with little or no help. Many companies that offer internet hosting also offer basic website design and promotional tools. One can sign up for a sub domain, build a nice web site, add an avatar and promote it to a few search engines in an hour or less.





Missing in this scenario are the tags a website needs and any special requirements of the entrepreneurial enterprise. If the site is personal for family and friends such an under taking may be more than sufficient. All that is left to do, is an e-mail to your contacts to let them know where they can find your postings, photos, etc and you only need to change the web site when the spirit moves you. If, however, you hope to use the site to generate revenue either as a hobby or primary source of income you could be way off base.





Let’s be clear. There is no problem with a sub domain per se or as pertains to search engines. The search engines treat a sub domain as the separate website that it is. Perhaps we can cover this complicated subject in a separate article.





No. The problem is with the flexibility of the primary domain's shared website design templates. These are templates set up specifically for sharing as little bandwidth (space) as possible with sub domains. When you compare the features and space allocated to you with that of the host, you will quickly see many of the limitations of the majority of these hosts and arrangements.





Best practices, even if using a free sub domain, is to create your website the way you want it with a third party program and upload it to your new sub domain. This can be done relatively easily with such programs as Alley Code, Evrsoft, Coffee Cup, Page Breeze or other free html editors. You can also use free WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get - maybe) website creators such as Nvu or Sea Monkey. For a Free online store creator one might try the free version of "easy store creator"... of course. What else would it be?




For more complicated and user friendly websites most will still need to retain a professional website design team. However you go about designing your website, make sure you understand and comply with the pre-requisites of the host or you will find that all of your work was in vain as your site will be rejected one way or another for one reason or another - too numerous to cover here.

Saturday, July 19, 2014

Logo Design, Web Banner Design & Graphic Design Considerations

FraudOn.com     12:51 AM     No comments

Your corporate logo, banner ads, and other graphic design aspects are key parts to a marketing campaign. It is important for your corporate logo to be unique, recognizable, and to reflect your type of business. Your corporate logo will be representative of everything your company is, and will indicate your company by its presence on buildings, letterheads, advertisements, promotional items, as well as company vehicles or uniforms, if applicable to your company.




Corporate logos are separated into three groups - descriptive logos, abstract logos, and typographical logos. Descriptive logos are an image, web banner design or logo design that suggests the company name or line of work. Abstract logos have no clear association to the company and rely on uniqueness and exposure to link the company to the logo. Typographical logos are logos based specifically on the name of the company, and attempt to take a well-known name and add a graphical appeal.




When it’s time for a logo design, you may consider hiring a specialized firm to draft logos for your company. Many firms exist and so you should make sure to choose one with many years of experience, at least a handful of actual designers, and one whose previous work is appealing to you. A good firm has the knowledge and experience to help your company represent itself well graphically.




Banner ads are some of the most common advertising that is readily available today. A banner ad is a small advertisement usually found at the top of a web page. Nearly all free domain providers and networking sites rely on banner ad sales to make their profit, and certain studies suggest that banner ads with good web banner design at these sites provide more than 60% of hits to business sites. The success of a banner ad campaign relies in part on appropriate placement of the banner ads, but even more important is the design of the ads. Banner ads are so prevalent that all but the most innovative and eye-catching go unnoticed. The message must be clear, concise, professional, and backed up by eye-catching graphic design.




Three types of Graphic Designs are available Recently come web2.0 feel look graphics which is very neat and clean graphics. simple graphic design without any heavy colors in gradients just use of single colors.


3d graphic design - which is use of heavy colors with reflection of graphics part, and others way to make more 3d look. Graphic design for website is important key to make Success for business.




Once your banner ads have attracted potential customers to your web page, the site must continue to hold their attention. The site must be professional, informative, and easy to navigate, but must also have an appropriate graphical scheme. Your specific type of business and the image you want to portray will determine what type of graphical display you need for a logo design. Regardless of the feel that you desire for your website, it remains most important that the look be unique and appealing. Every page must be eye-catching, while having a theme and feel that will compliment your business and be appealing to the kind of persons who will most likely be potential customers for your business. When you have a graphic design that compliments your business, ties into your logo, and is part of a website that is easy to navigate, you will find an increase in sales, and greater success as a business.




Logo Design, Web Banner Design and Graphic Design are important


for our customers who are visiting our site, first impression from our customers should wow look and feel of website, which will make our visitors to our Clients. So for Online business, Local business and other way of money Making site we need to make Our Website clean, eye catching and Professional.




Easy way to make your all Website design work need hire a freelance


Designer or any graphic design firm which can help you to make


eye catching design for you, who can attract visitors.

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