Web Site Design Focus Focus Focus
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Web Site Design: Focus, Focus, Focus
Summary
Creating an effective website design requires focusing on a specific goal rather than trying to cater to everyone. Here’s how to maintain clarity and improve conversions.Article Body
When designing a website, it's easy to fall into the trap of trying to please everyone. However, successful web design hinges on one principle: focus.
Avoid Distractions
Often, I find myself contemplating why my lottery numbers aren't winning when someone calls in distress over their website's performance. A quick glance at their site usually reveals chaos?"a cluttered homepage with blinking elements and irrelevant widgets, like a weather banner for some distant city.
Frankly, I couldn't care less about the weather elsewhere, let alone in San Diego where it's perpetually pleasant. The essence of web design is about converting traffic into revenue, requiring a focused approach. This means every webpage should center around a single theme, product, or idea, aligning everything on that page to support it.
Consider a page dedicated to disco shirts with large lapels. The content should revolve solely around these shirts, featuring descriptions, thumbnails, and prices. Introducing disco CDs on this page would distract from its purpose. CDs deserve their own dedicated space.
The Rule of One
If you're skeptical, look to Google for validation. The Google AdSense program delivers ads based on a page's specific content. When adding Google ads, you'll notice that each page shows different ads aligned with its subject matter.
Why does Google do this? Because ads relevant to the page's focus are more likely to attract clicks. AdSense exemplifies the principle of concentrating on a single topic?"the "rule of one."
Analyze and Refine
If your website isn't converting well, examine each page to ensure it centers on a single topic. Extraneous elements, like an irrelevant weather banner, should only exist for compelling reasons.
By maintaining a clear focus on each page, you'll not only enhance the user experience but also boost your site’s effectiveness. Remember: in web design, clarity and focus are your best allies.
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