Web Design A Tale Of The Overproduced
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Web Design: The Tale of Overproduction
Summary
Once upon a time, there was a simple website with a straightforward message. It featured a few small images, allowing visitors to easily navigate and enjoy its simplicity. The site owner, pleased with its success, thought adding decorative texts and backgrounds might attract even more visitors.
The Story
Initially, the site thrived with its minimalistic design. Visitors enjoyed the straightforward navigation and clean layout. Encouraged by this success, the site owner decided to enhance it further. "If people like it now, they'll love it with more decorations," he mused.
However, when visitor numbers declined, the owner didn’t see the error in his ways. Instead, he believed more enhancements were needed. "Maybe beautiful pictures will draw a larger crowd," he thought.
To his dismay, these additions led to another drop in visitors. Scratching his head, he concluded that the site wasn’t flashy enough and commissioned animated graphics?"cute, colorful, and undeniably flashy.
Despite these efforts, the site owner ended up disappointed. Each new "improvement" seemed to drive more visitors away.
The Lesson
This story illustrates the principle that sometimes less is more. The internet is full of overproduced sites. Web designers may push for elaborate designs to showcase new skills, unintentionally turning your website into an experimental space.
As an eCommerce website owner, you might believe incorporating the latest technology is essential. However, successful sites are often well-organized, easy to navigate, and clean.
Template-based web building technology offers a solution. It lets you design a user-friendly website using proven templates, ensuring your site remains focused and effective.
This cost-effective approach is perfect for budget-conscious site owners, providing easy-to-use design tools and functional templates.
In the end, our story’s hero returns to basics, realizing that simplicity and user-friendliness bring visitors back.
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