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Seven Steps to Making Your Website Work Harder

By Anne-Marie Watson
Published September 14, 2009

There are lots of books on the subject of websites and it is good to read what you can to gain more knowledge about how to make your website work more effectively.

But for those of you who don't have enough time for books, here are some basic steps that many businesses still miss when looking at their website in development or when measuring performance.

  1. Make sure your pages (especially the home page) are not too heavy with flash
  2. How many times have you opned a website only to find they have annoying flash at the beginning which takes forever to run?

 

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Five basic tips on ‘How to succeed online’:

  • Have a solid plan before you start: draw up a site map showing all levels and links planned. 
  • Make sure you can reach anywhere in the site in 3 clicks or less.
  • Make sure each of your pages are fast loading i.e. take 3 secs or less. 
  • Put critical information on the front page-don't make it hard to find.
  • Make your design easy on the eye and easy to read by picking the right fonts. Basic fonts are the best!

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