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Is My Site Up to Snuff?

It's become a standard practice for businesses to have a website, but simply having your business online doesn't mean you're getting the most out of the investment.

If your business already has a website, ask yourself, is it doing everything it possibly can to garner profit for your business?

There are a few elements of web design that constitute a successful website. The first is layout. When new customers visit your site, their initial first impression plays a significant role in whether they'll stay and click around or run for the hills. Your website should invite them in with inviting colors, readable text, less bells and whistles and more valuable content.

Next is navigation. Visitors of your website want to be able to find what they are looking for. Sometimes their patience can wear thin if they have to click around in circles to find what they need. Your pages should all have a consistent design to eliminate confusion. Do your links work? Is there an option for customers to ask a question or request additional information?

Finally, does your website incorporate valuable content? Visitors need to find your website useful, whether they're seeking information or looking to purchase your product or service. It should have new information the customer will find valuable or interesting. To keep it fresh, content should be updated regularly.

An upgrade may be necessary if your website doesn't fulfill all of these necessary components. Web design professionals can apply the necessary changes to make your website work for your business.