Custom website design for improved user experience
11th March, 2012 in Design/Development 2 Comments
With so many low cost, template driven websites being developed, user experience and the website and business objectives are unlikely to be considered due to taking an off the shelf product not designed for that specific purpose.
It is crucial in any website project to design the site with the business objectives in mind and ensuring an optimised user experience.
Therefore for all our premium websites our graphic designer works closely with the client to gain a detailed understanding of the business and the goals of the website, design the website to support those goals and introduce an optimised user experience to ensure the website is effective as possible.
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κατασκευή ιστοσελίδων 29th June, 2012 at 15:39 pm
There so many low cost websites because there are also so many low earning businesses nowadays!
Laurence Cope 29th June, 2012 at 16:17 pm
But if they want to grow and earn more it is important to invest. A low quality website may have negative implications for SEO, user experience or even the perception of product and quality service. If you want people to believe you to provide good quality products and services, then the website needs to reflect that. Besides, there are many large organisations that do have the money yet choose the lowest cost option because they do not realise cost will impact on quality. The hardest part we have is educating people the benefits in investing in quality websites.