How effective is your Website navigation?

Having an easy navigation is critically important to the success of your website and subsequently your online business. When visitors enter your site, they will want to do a lot of things as usual. Looking for what the site offers, search content and more. Hence structuring your site in such a manner that helps visitors locate information quickly and easily is very important.

In this post, I do a have a couple of navigation tips to share that can help you while setting up your website.

  • Before starting to design, first prepare your site navigation. This can prevent messing up your site.
  • Always the logo that reflects your site should be linked to your website homepage.
  • Think of placing the navigation in the right place. I would suggest take the top just below the header or the left position. Stop designing out of the box.

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January 4, 2008 | Filed Under Tips n Tricks, Web Design | Leave a Comment 

Plan properly before you design your website

Designing a website needs lots of things to be planned out. When designing a site it is important to know that the site is attractive, user friendly, fast loading and more. Also the page content plays a major role.

Below are some of the designing tips I have listed. web design

1. Navigation: Navigation of links on the site can make a bigger sense in deciding the stickiness of the site. Point to remember is, visitors staying in your site for long. How long they stay and explore your site? So always design an easy and neat navigation that interests your visitors and makes them stay and read your content for long.

2. Loading Time: Always you should keep your load time low. How to keep it low? Alright, here are some points on how you can lower your load time.

Minimize Graphics, Flash and scripts: These increase the file size.
Enhance your HTML & script code: See that your site doesn’t have any unwanted tags or unused scripts.
Using Server Side Include (SSI) files can be of worth. Try using SSI files wherever possible. SSI files once called from the web server reside in its cache so on subsequent requests they load faster.
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December 24, 2007 | Filed Under Tips n Tricks, Web Design | Leave a Comment