Top four changes In Website Design Brought By Social Media

MELBOURNE, Australia - July 19, 2017 - PRLog -- Scrolling and Swiping

Lengthy page design was becoming an advantage to visitors since it meant that a lot of matter had to passed-over before they could get to the required material.

Moreover, scrolling seen as a failure of the site to communicate its message to the viewers instantly. Consequently, websites were designed to break the matter into chunks, and multiple pages.

After social media and responsive website designs, scrolling and swiping has become a fundamental part of the user experience. Websites can now continue to hold their visitor for a longer duration.

Responsive Website Design

In June 2015, Facebook reported that on an average, 844 million users were using its platform through mobile, daily. Various social media platforms are catering to the needs of their mobile users by creating customised apps so that their material always showed without compromising user experience as they move between devices.

Responsive web design helps to achieve this motive. A responsive website uses fluid grid systems that sense the dimensions of the device and adjust their size and content automatically so that the user can effortlessly interact with it.

As a result, users get a flawless  experience across devices.

Greater User Interactivity

Earlier, users were dependent on how a site organised content and allowed their interaction with that content. Therefore, users never had a single, standardised "sense" of good experience and interaction. For this reason, content organisation and navigation design were mainly the fields of the business.

Social media has made an approach to information straightforward. Content cards, simpler menus, natural interaction with content, and availability of multiple forms of content has made communication flawless with content. The users expect the same on another website also.

Now, web design has to concentrate more on presentation of content as well as the controls used to access the content on the site. Organise the navigation panel efficiently. Categorise  Menus with further sub heads.

Non-intrusive ads

Earlier, website designs could remain ad-friendly and control their useful content to show interfering ads.

Now, website designs can no longer give priority to ad-displays.  In its place, they must give priority to the user experience on their pages. Various Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, etc. are intended to be used on smartphones and other devices. How ads showed on these platforms has thoroughly changed the way consumers want to see ads on any business site. As a result, it has forced the website to focus more on its designs that place content first and ads second.

Contact Sky For Web to develop a Responsive Website Design Melbourne (https://www.skyforweb.com.au/) to provide your clients with the best user interactivity.