Web Design
Designing a website requires careful thought and planning.
The most important thing is to know your visitors.
Users are scanners
A typical visitor will not read all the content on your web page!
No matter how useful the information you publish on your web page, a visitor will only spend a few seconds scanning before deciding whether to continue reading.
Make sure your point is in the first sentence of the page! In addition, use short paragraphs and interesting headings throughout the page.
Less is more
Keep paragraphs as short as possible.
Keep sections as short as possible.
Pages with lengthy text are not good for user experience.
If your web page has a lot of content, break the information into smaller modules and place them on different pages!
Navigation
Use a consistent navigation structure across all pages of your website.
Do not use hyperlinks within text paragraphs; hyperlinks take visitors to other pages, which breaks the consistency of the navigation structure.
If you must use hyperlinks, you can add links to the bottom of a paragraph or in a menu.
Loading speed
Sometimes developers don't know that some web pages take a long time to load.
According to statistics, most users will stay on web pages that load in no more than 7 seconds.
Test your web page on a slow modem. If your page takes a long time to load, consider removing content such as images or multimedia.
User feedback
Feedback is a very good thing!
Your visitors are your "customers". Usually they will give you good suggestions for improving your website.
If you provide good feedback channels, you will receive feedback from many people in different fields.
Visitor's monitor
Not everyone on the Internet has the same monitor size.
If you design a website to display on high-resolution monitors, problems may occur when visitors with low-resolution monitors (such as 800×600) access your web page.
Please test your website on different monitors.
View ourMonitorsUnderstand the trends in monitor development.
What browser do they use?
Please test your website in different browsers.
The most popular browsers currently are: Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Google Chrome.
When designing web pages, a wise approach is to use correct HTML. Correct coding will help browsers display your web page correctly.
Visit ourBrowser StatisticsInformation for understanding browser development trends.
Plug-ins used by the client
Sound, video clips, or other multimedia content may require separate programs (plug-ins) to play.
Please ensure that your visitors can properly use the software they need on your web page.
What about disabled people?
Some people have visual or hearing impairments.
They may try to browse your web page using Braille or voice browsers. Therefore, you should add alternative text for images and graphic elements on your web page.
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