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Web Designing is not just restricted to the look of your web site. Good Web Design begins
with your web sites functionality, your audience, and engineering of your site’s framework.
some important rules or tips to observe to make sure the website performs well.
--Consistency – All graphic images and elements, typefaces, headings, and footers should
remain consistent throughout your web site. Consistency in any document, whether it be
a report or a set of web pages, project a professional image. Link-colors should be
consistent throughout your web pages. Typefaces and background colors, too, should remain
the same throughout your site.
--Easy to navigate – All of your hyperlinks should be clear to your visitors. Graphic
images, such as buttons or tabs, should be clearly labeled and easy to read. The web
graphic designer should select the colors, backgrounds, textures, and special effects on
your web graphics very carefully. It is more important that your navigational buttons and
tabs be easy to read and understand. Text links should be unique; they should not look the
same as any other text in your web pages. You do not want people clicking on your headings
because they think the headings are links.
--Easy to read – The most important rule in web design is that your web site should be
easy to read. You should choose your text and background colors very carefully. You don’t
want to use backgrounds that obscure your text or use colors that are hard to read.
Dark-colored text on a light-colored background is easier to read than light-colored text
on a dark-colored background. Text size should not be too small or too large. Keep the
alignment of your main text to the left, not centered.
--Browser Friendly – Despite what Microsoft would like you to believe, not everybody on
the Web uses Internet Explorer on a Windows-based PC. That is why we check our sites in
multiple browsers on multiple platforms to make sure everything appears uniformly. It is
always best to catch problems ahead of time instead of relying on visitor complaints.
--Content – While it is important that your website looks clean and professional, it is
far more important that you concentrate your efforts on the content and promotion. Even if
your site has an amazing design, it will not be productive if it lacks content. There needs
to be enough content on each page to make visiting it worthwhile. If a page is extremely
long, it may be a good idea to break it up into smaller ones.
with your web sites functionality, your audience, and engineering of your site’s framework.
some important rules or tips to observe to make sure the website performs well.
--Consistency – All graphic images and elements, typefaces, headings, and footers should
remain consistent throughout your web site. Consistency in any document, whether it be
a report or a set of web pages, project a professional image. Link-colors should be
consistent throughout your web pages. Typefaces and background colors, too, should remain
the same throughout your site.
--Easy to navigate – All of your hyperlinks should be clear to your visitors. Graphic
images, such as buttons or tabs, should be clearly labeled and easy to read. The web
graphic designer should select the colors, backgrounds, textures, and special effects on
your web graphics very carefully. It is more important that your navigational buttons and
tabs be easy to read and understand. Text links should be unique; they should not look the
same as any other text in your web pages. You do not want people clicking on your headings
because they think the headings are links.
--Easy to read – The most important rule in web design is that your web site should be
easy to read. You should choose your text and background colors very carefully. You don’t
want to use backgrounds that obscure your text or use colors that are hard to read.
Dark-colored text on a light-colored background is easier to read than light-colored text
on a dark-colored background. Text size should not be too small or too large. Keep the
alignment of your main text to the left, not centered.
--Browser Friendly – Despite what Microsoft would like you to believe, not everybody on
the Web uses Internet Explorer on a Windows-based PC. That is why we check our sites in
multiple browsers on multiple platforms to make sure everything appears uniformly. It is
always best to catch problems ahead of time instead of relying on visitor complaints.
--Content – While it is important that your website looks clean and professional, it is
far more important that you concentrate your efforts on the content and promotion. Even if
your site has an amazing design, it will not be productive if it lacks content. There needs
to be enough content on each page to make visiting it worthwhile. If a page is extremely
long, it may be a good idea to break it up into smaller ones.
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