Website Design - Do it in Faultless Way

By Venisa Marcus

Almost everyone these days can do you a website design and better, even claim that they are best at it. To tell you the truth, they could well be good at it but are they keeping key website development and SEO issues at mind while planning for your website. Probably not!


Internet is really huge and to the say least, it is growing at an almost ridiculous and exponential rate. Some of it is plain simple rubbish and some, very good. The good content / websites are really growing at a good number and it is becoming increasingly hard and competitive to market your product over the Internet. You might wonder why? Google on its own has over 2 billion indexed pages, and going through that amount of content can take anyone few light years if not more.


Many people can do web site design, but how many can actually design a website. It's not just about a good flash intro or a nice banner, but the over all look and feel, the navigation, content, images and much more.


Let's start with the over-all look and feel of the website. Do you have a lot of content to publish or few words on small number of pages? This determines if you should have a 100% with website or a fixed length website design. If you have a lot of content for your website, it is usually better to go for 100% width as it helps makes the website looks nice and clean, at least on a high resolution monitor.


Your company logo and website color combination. Try to keep maximum number of colors on your website to be around 4 but feel free use them with variations as that would give a scheme to the website. If you end up using too many colors, you risk making the website look too jazzy and at times hard to read and stay on the website.


Website design structure is the next key point and it is usually helpful if you take some time out to plan this before starting the design process. Put few words on a paper, see what sections you would like to have, including sub-sections if any. If possible, see if you can pen down what kind of content you would want to display in each of these sections and try to come to some sort of uniformity.


Next on, pretty much part of website design structure is website design navigation, which is crucial on two fronts, good user experience and search engine optimization (SEO). If navigation is not easy to an extent of being obvious, don't count on people staying on your website for long and if it is not created properly, search engines will find it harder to index your website, which is probably the worst thing you could be left with.


Finally, never think your website design is finished until you have considered and implemented right strategy for website accessibility. Website accessibility is a very serious issue across the globe at the moment and if you Google it, you will find a lot of companies being fined already. These rulings are few for now but it won't hurt to keep accessibility in mind while creating the website. It involves few simple things like using ALT tags on images (helping to describe your image), and use text links where possible.

Venisa an Internet marketing/SEO expert from Neoteric UK, leading internet marketing and search engine optimization(seo) company serving many clients from London, Preston, Manchester, Liverpool and many more clients across the UK. For more seo tips, seo services visit us at http://www.neotericuk.co.uk

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