Is Your Website Ugly Enough
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Is Your Website Simple Enough to Succeed?
Introduction
What makes a website owner proud isn’t always what drives sales. Time and again, it’s been proven that straightforward, functional websites often outperform those crafted to win design awards.
The Power of Simplicity
Consider major e-commerce platforms like eBay, Amazon, MySpace, and Skype. While they may not boast intricate designs, they offer simplicity, clarity, and intuitive navigation for users.
So, ditch the flashy intros and distracting slideshows. Your visitors are already on your page; focus on enhancing their experience by simplifying their journey.
Understanding User Intent
Visitors come to your site with specific goals. Your design should facilitate achieving these goals. If you offer a free report, guide users clearly and efficiently on how to access it with minimal steps.
Web users are notoriously impatient. If your site doesn’t meet their needs quickly, your competitors are just a click away.
Tips for Functional Website Design
1. Consistent Navigation: Keep your navigation intuitive and consistent throughout your site in terms of placement and color.
2. Readable Layout: Avoid dense paragraphs and use ample white space to make information more readable.
3. Eye-Catching Headlines: Use larger fonts and striking colors to make headlines stand out.
4. Step-by-Step Guidance: Clearly guide users through tasks, numbering the steps if possible. Remember, what’s obvious to you may not be obvious to new visitors.
5. Actionable Buttons: Use clear labels for action buttons, like "Click Here to Buy" or "Click Here to Subscribe."
As a copywriter, I’ve noticed that marked-up sales letters?"with highlights, bolding, and underlines?"often perform better than clean, minimalist copy. People’s actions frequently contradict what they say.
Conclusion
Don’t be swayed by colleagues who compliment your site’s aesthetics if it’s not driving sales. The real question isn’t "Does this site look good?" but "Will this site sell?"
Aim for a straightforward design that boosts your bottom line, rather than one that simply garners superficial praise.
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