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User Journey on a Website
Your website tells your company's story. It is an account of who you are, what you've done, and what you have to offer your customers. Because of that, your website must be designed with your customers in mind. Whether your website contains three pages or three hundred pages, you need to consider how you want to use it to tell your story.
The Team Members You Need for Your Website Rebuild
Close your eyes and imagine the perfect website for your business. What colors does it have? Will it make use of eye-popping graphics and a compelling new logo? Or are simple pictures more your style? What path do you want your site visitors to take when they arrive on your site? What about your website copy? Will it be descriptive and paint a picture? Or will it get straight to the point?
The Five Reasons You Shouldn’t DIY Web Design
Whether you are building a new website or revamping an existing one, the riskiest thing you can do is to DIY your web design.
Every business needs a high-quality website to compete in the modern digital age. Websites generate revenue, gather leads, serve as a platform for communication, and – perhaps most importantly of all – they give customers and clients a strong first impression of your brand.
