What makes a good website design?

CREWE, Virgin Islands, British - July 1, 2021 - PRLog -- Before answering the title question, let's ask another one that might occur to you: "Can my nephew who learned Photoshop do a good design for my website?"

The answer is yes, as long as your nephew also understands communication. And there's a big difference between:

-          results collected by companies that leave their communication in the hands of trained professionals;

-          Results of companies that leave their communication in charge of those who only know how to operate the software.

What results do you think are better? If you agree that the first option is the best, see some of the concepts that should be applied in developing a good design for your website:

-          Gestalt principles (a branch of psychology that deals with the perception of shapes);

-          Semiotics (a science related to the theory of communication and linked to philosophy, sociology and psychology);

-          "Eye-tracking" studies (the path that the user's eye takes on the site);

-          Usability guidelines. Thus, we can make the most important information more easily perceived by the internet user;

-          Use of colors. Colors convey different impressions, cause different sensations and bring different results. Several studies have already shown that simply changing the color of the "Buy" button ends up changing the sales result by a few percentage points;

-          Interface goals (how the site matches user interaction);

These are small details that a good web provider will know how to take care of for your website to have better results.

Remember that if you want to convey an image that your company is professional and provides quality services by Abdul Rimaaz (https://www.abdulrimaaz.com/), only those who understand communication will know how to do this on your company's website.