What Makes a Good Website?
An excellent website should achieve its primary purpose by engaging the visitor and communicating its specific message. Good website design is influenced by a number of elements, including consistency, colours, font, images, simplicity, and usefulness. The way a website is perceived depends on a number of important design considerations. A good website can encourage users to take action by fostering trust. Making sure your website is optimised for accessibility and how simple it is to use is key to creating a pleasant user experience.
The purpose
The user’s needs must be met by your website. Each page should have a straightforward goal to let the consumer connect with what you have to contribute. What does your website aim to achieve? Are you delivering useful knowledge, such as a “How to guide”? Is it a website that offers amusement, such as sports coverage, or are you trying to sell the user something? Websites may serve a variety of functions, yet they all have certain fundamental goals;
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The navigation
On websites, navigation is the guidance system that users engage with to find a product. Maintaining visitors on a website requires good navigation. Users will give up trying to use a website if the navigation is difficult and look elsewhere for what they need. The goal is to keep navigation clear, easy to use, and constant throughout each page.
The pattern
The most popular pattern used by website visitors to scan text is the F-based pattern. According to eye-tracking studies, people tend to focus mostly on the top and left portions of the screen. The F-shaped layout corresponds to the way we naturally read in the West (left to right and top to bottom). A website that is well-designed will follow the …