Of course, creating a site, we strive to convey the originality and uniqueness of both the topic itself and our approach to it. But if we go too deep into it, we are like a shoemaker who does sagogi with the noses inside the foot, because it is unusual and creative. First of all, we must think about the fact that a visitor to our site came and stayed on it so that he was interested, but even more - it is convenient to search and study the information that is on our site. There are a number of simple rules that can be used to make your website as user-friendly as possible.
Instructions
Step 1
The site should load quickly. Typically, internet users don't have that many, so make sure your site loads quickly. Do not use a flush if you can do without it. Do not try to use the most unusual graphics and design - the more complex elements, such as pictures or music, the slower the site loads.
Step 2
Make sure that the reader is comfortable navigating the site. Remove the "home page" link from the home page to avoid duplication. Make the color of visited pages different from those links that the user has not followed yet. Remember that the fewer additional features your site has, the easier it is for the user to be on it.
Step 3
Use general rules. Headings should be large, there should be a medium amount of text on the page, and it should be divided into clear paragraphs, and hyperlinks should be blue and only blue. Use the Internet as a user in order to more clearly understand what is accepted and what is not. Finally, let a friend test your site for usability and simplicity in order to understand what the site is missing and what needs to be removed.
