Creating a great website

[tonyclarke58]

Everyone aspires to create marvelous websites. After all, we live in the Internet era. However, before you create a website, you need to bear some factors in mind. You need to thoroughly investigate and analyze your business requirements. Make sure to review your aims and aspirations. You should have a clear vision about your needs and goals so that you can achieve them effortlessly. This necessitates the need for a business plan. You cannot proceed without it. You also need to research thoroughly. Make sure to look up the website of your competitors. Make sure to familiarize yourself with industry norms.

[afkate]

It is very good.

[webpark]

yes, you're right.

[Rastet123]

How to create a great website

Here are principles I think you can’t avoid:

1. Fire the committee. No great website in history has been conceived of by more than three people. Not one. This is a dealbreaker.
2. Change the interaction. What makes great websites great is that they are simultaneously effortless and new at the same time. That means that the site teaches you a new thing or new interaction or new connection, but you know how to use it right away. (Hey, if doing this were easy, everyone would do it.)
3. Less. Fewer words, fewer pages, less fine print.
4. What works, works. Theory is irrelevant.
5. Patience. Some sites test great and work great from the start. (Great if you can find one). Others need people to use them and adjust to them. At some point, your gut tells you to launch. Then stick with it, despite the critics, as you gain traction.
6. Measure. If you’re not improving, if the yield is negative... kill it.
7. Insight is good, clever is bad. Many websites say, “look at me.” Your goal ought to be to say, “here’s what you were looking for.”
8. If you hire a professional: hire a great one. The best one. Let her do her job. 10 mediocre website consultants working in perfect harmony can’t do the work of one rock star.
9. One voice, one vision.
10. Don’t settle.

[JenB]

Rastet123 you nailed it on the head!!

Too many times have I been creating a website (we are just a family business - my dad and I) and whenever you talk to the client and he or she asks tonnes of people to look at something as small as a logo and everyone has a different opinion on it. I've always stuck to my gut feeling on things and trying to get out of customers what THEY really want.
Creating a great website is getting it found with SEO. Without SEO you can have the greatest most spectacular website in the world... but if it's not found it means diddly.

[anilkamble]

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[tianli]

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[suresh85]

Thanks for sharing very good informative post.

[Dario McNut]

This is true, you have to plan and establish the right campaign you would like to have first before taking any steps.

[TmzHosting]

The right campaign is the most important thing here. Once you have that established everything should be good to go.

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[praveenrajan]

Very good tips, In this Digital era its important to attract people with great design.

[noor7300]

Well said bro. I definitely agree with your say.

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[successone]

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[Frasat Ali]

Creating a web site is not easy as some people think and if we try to do it in hurry without understanding then it will be waste of time and money so first learn how one can run the web site and then only think of starting it otherwise there would be no use. I use lowhosting site for learning since there I can find details on building a proper successful site.