Functionality is better than fancy when developing a blog

Oct. 17, 2011 - PRLog -- How your site functions actually is a big step towards a lot of different things. Why go to a cookout when the barbecue doesn't work. Same thing applies to your site. A lot of people focus so much on the graphics and general look of their site that it completely nullifies the function. It's very important to have a good balance, but rather a site that functions speedily above the aesthetics.

One reason why functionality is better because people that visit your site will have an easy time navigating. Just try to make it easier on your reader. What would you want on a site to make things easier? Maybe a set of menus, a good scrolling something, arrows pointing to future and previous posts. Then a quality set of categories to make the search for something specific much more convenient. These are just a few of the things to consider when dealing with your site.

Also, Google tends to reward you for a better functioning site. They view your site as more of a priority because they feed into the bounce rate, which people tend to do when visiting sites. The longer that people stay on there, the better ranking you'll have. For more specific information as far as ways to keep your site afloat when it crashes, and a good plugin for speeding up your site..check out: http://makingmoney2blog.com/functionality-over-fancy/

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