subject: Psychology And Web Design Mistakes [print this page] Once your sites' design has been deemed 'good enough' by visitors, so they do not leave immediately, then it comes down to the overall user experience. There is a lot to know about in the area of website, or blog, design mistakes, and this article will point you in the right direction.
In case you are not aware, the three major browsers you will find are Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome. It is very easy to make a site that appears fine in one, or two, of them but not all. Depending on the circumstances, fixing this issue for your site may be easy, or not. However, this is not always an issue, it just depends on the code used in your site. How can you possibly cloak the links that appear on your website, and why would anyone do it? Without a doubt, the practice of cloaking is not new and many take advantage of it for their own reasons. Even though you don't do this to lose credibility or clicks, your links may become invisible to your visitors. Of course sometimes URLs are just ugly, and some people do it to get rid of that. Besides having clear and effective anchor text on links, you should also see to it that they are clearly visible. Ensure that all the links on your site have a contrasting color, and if possible make your links underlined. Just do what you feel is best for your business, and we will be good with it - not that that matters.
Ever visited a site that takes forever to let you inside? We are specifically talking about Flash intros, or splash pages, that some use. The bottom line with all things is to test, and if you want to use flash like that - then test it and see what happens. Your aim should be to present your unique offer right when you see the visitor come back, and not risk losing him due to some long, unneeded intro. How ever you use the flash, or what you put in it, can be suitably placed elsewhere.
We have offered you solid tips for a few mistakes you will want to avoid with your site design.
