Description

- Listen To Your Users.

• When you place the user at the core of your design and content, your site will automatically become more user-friendly.

- Speed It Up.

• Web users expect your site to load at lightning speed, even on mobile devices so Speed indeed does matter when it comes to keeping visitors on your site.

- Provide In-Depth Information.

• When site visitor lands on your page, they want to get the information they need to make an informed decision about your product or service.

- Make Navigation Intuitive.

• The navigation bar is essential because it follows the site visitor throughout their journey on your site and serves as a tool to go back to the landing page.

- Choose Color Carefully.

• The contrast between the background and text needs to be enough that the visitor can read text easily and not strain the eyes.

- Improve Your Site Layout.

• It is more important than mobile users can see things without having to zoom in every few seconds and navigate easily throughout the site.

- Beef Up Your Contact Page.

• If you don’t have a straightforward way for consumers to contact you, you risk losing the trust of those who land on your page.

- Site with good UX is to make improvements consistently.

- Take the time to ask your customers what tools would help them and add those to your site.