3 Rules of Website Designing and Layout by Purva Mewar
Now that you have got your domain name registered, your next worry
is about
designing a website or getting it designed, depending on your budget
and knowledge.
To help the newbie's start it right - Design your website before
getting
the domain name registered. Why park an empty domain on the web just
like that? Why waste even a single day after registration? right? So a
better
idea is to keep your "small but complete" site ready. As soon as
domain name registration notification arrives, upload the pages. You
can keep adding value forever.
"Small but complete" is what is being explained thru' this article.
Keep
3 things in mind. Simplicity, appropriate content & Easy navigation.
Try striking a perfect balance between them and you are bound to
succeed.
Simplicity: Keep everything about your website simple. Flow of
content,
language, layout and terminology. Considering the potential of your
visitor (who might be your future client/buyer/affiliate) and his
technical ignorance, you will do yourself a great deal of good
sticking to simplicity.
However stylized or hi fi your site is, if it can't hold the traffic
or visitor's attention- its pointless
Appropriate content: Content is the king. No augments. Always look at
content is two parts. One, keeping the visitors in mind and the other
keeping the spiders. Visitor needs emotional convincing and the spider
- logical. Meta tags and keywords are what will come in handy with
Spiders, visitors can be reached across better if we can help them
identify and relate to our message or proposal in a more emotional
manner. He will not buy from your site because you have designed you
site in java or your because he found your core key-phrase in the
anchor tag! He will have to be aspired... thus, content is the soul of
site and you will have to keep it ticking...
Navigation: Let your site be very easy to navigate. A closely weaved
theme, and therefore a well presented index will help the visitor to
gain focus and think in a certain direction. A SITE MAP IS A MUST.
All the pages, as you keep adding them to your site should find a
place on the site map. Spider should be able to reach all your pages
thru site map. Another important thing to keep in mind is try to
connect each link page
from one other station besides sitemap. Connect your internal pages
with each other according to their theme. No orphan pages. No broken
links...
About the Author
The author is Purva Mewar
webmaster of two Work at Home Business websites,www.yesearnfromhome.com
and
www.work-at-home-earn-extra-income.com
