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Techniques to Improve Web Design

Your logo is an important part of your brand, so make sure it's located prominently on your site.

Primary navigation options are typically deployed in a horizontal [menu] bar along the top of the site.

It's very easy these days to be visually overloaded with images, to the point where our brains stop processing information when confronted with too many options.

Create enough space between your paragraphs and images so the viewer has space to breathe and is more able to absorb all of the features your site and business have to offer.

Using a mostly neutral color palette can help your site project an elegant, clean and modern appearance.

Website visitors can sniff out generic photos in a second--and they'll be left with a generic impression of your company.

When choosing fonts, keep in mind that people will be looking at your website not just on a laptop but on mobile devices.

Most websites have a design that assumes a user enters through the home page and navigates into the site,.