Building Websites That Cater To The Average Internet Surfer
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Creating Websites for the Average Internet User
Summary:
When designing a website, it's essential to consider the needs of the average internet user. Even if you're new to web design, you've likely been using computers and the internet for a while and might not remember what it felt like to be a beginner.
Computers are ubiquitous, and most internet users also use computers in other aspects of their lives. However, their internet skills may still be relatively basic. The increase in internet accessibility means that computer users are now everyday people, not just tech-savvy individuals. As a webmaster, you need to understand this and make strategic decisions to meet their needs.
Get Your Website Listed in Search Engines
Once your website is built, getting listed in search engines is crucial for visibility. Average users may not enter full web addresses; instead, they might type simpler or incorrect versions, like "strawberries.com" instead of "strawberriesdelight.com." Without search engine listings, users might struggle to find your site, leading to frustration.
Consider using free services to submit your website to search engines, or invest in software that helps make your site search engine-ready. Submit your site no more than once a month to avoid being flagged for spamming.
Designing Web Pages
Simplicity is key. Overly cluttered pages can confuse visitors who are often in a hurry to find information. Clean and straightforward designs not only improve user experience but also perform better in search engine rankings. Busy pages with too many boxes and colors can overwhelm users, prompting them to leave and look elsewhere.
Dynamic elements might seem impressive, but for the average user, clarity and ease of navigation are more important.
Pop-Up Advertising on Your Site
Limit pop-ups to maintain professionalism. If you're collecting email addresses for a newsletter, one small pop-up is sufficient. Clearly communicate the purpose and assure visitors that their information will be kept private. Avoid hosting services that place ads or pop-ups on your site, as this can quickly drive visitors away.
Conclusion
To create a user-friendly website, remember that most internet surfers are average users. Make it easy for them to find the information, products, or services you offer, ensuring they return repeatedly. Keep simplicity and accessibility at the forefront of your design process.
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