Web Design Mistakes That Scare Visitors Away From Websites
As a website owner, many of your daily tasks will revolve around
attracting and retaining the interest of your visitors — from promoting your webpage on social networking sites to creating content
that converts browsers into paying customers. But did you know that the very design of your website is the key factor in attracting and
retaining visitors? Web design mistakes that seem minor on the surface can significantly diminish a website's appeal, driving prospective
customers away in droves. So what are some of these web design problems that are repelling hundreds of customers from your website? Below
are three common mistakes that Edmonton web designers see on a daily basis.
Mistake #1: Too Many Graphics
Even on the newest, fastest device, a page with too many graphics and large images can take forever to load. Since most of your customers
will be accessing your site from older devices, you'll want to avoid overloading your site with graphics.
Mistake #2: Unresponsive Web Design
More customers than ever are using mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets to surf the web. By using an unresponsive web design, you
prevent your site from being optimized for different devices and displays. Before launching your site, you need to make sure it looks good
on all types of devices.
Mistake #3: Difficult Navigation
One of the biggest ways in which websites fail to convert visitors into potential customers is by failing to provide clear site navigation.
If visitors can't easily find the information they're looking for on your website, they'll quickly go elsewhere. Avoid this by including a
navigation bar at the top of your website pages.
The above are the most common design problems that Edmonton web designers encounter. The good news is that these mistakes are easily fixed. Contact
us
today to learn more about creating a website that converts.
Lynne Motkoski, Digital Marketing Strategist
Lynne is known for her strategic approach to marketing communications, technologies, and lead generation. She has a passion for education,
keeping up with current marketing trends and practices, and helping clients keep ahead of their competition.