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Submitted Wednesday, October 07, 2009
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Web design is the most important part of any website. Whether your site is a blog for personal use, a business or e-commerce site, or a review website, think of your websites overall look as the finishing touch. It should be alluring and well matched, not mixed up and boring. A websites look is what your viewers will see when they visit. Without catchy visuals, they may never read your content or click on your ads. A good designer knows that proper placement and coloring will make all of the difference in the world when it comes to traffic and conversions.

While website templates usually require hours of hard work and skill, you can typically obtain themes for free or get some custom made. It's worth investing in a custom theme because you can tailor it to your exact needs. Trying to find a smooth and enticing theme for your website can be similar to finding a needle in a haystack. A good website template, for any website, will have great usability and quick loading times. You don't need to be fancy with your design, but something lightweight and eye catching will usually get the job done. You wouldn't want to look at a woman wearing something overly dramatic, but you would want to look at a female wearing something attractive and reflective of her personality. The same concept applies to your websites overall design.

If you are in the business of finding a quality web theme, don't be afraid to look around. There are thousands of designers ready to dress your site up to meet your needs. Look at various profiles and price ranges, and never be too shy to pay a bit more than you were expecting. A good theme will last the life of your website and you won't be disappointed. However, using a cheap or ugly theme will result in a short lived design. You want something classic that will stand out and be relevant to your site for years to come. Many famous websites have still retained their original themes with a few tweaking – even after 5 years or more! It's also proven that flash isn't read by search engines, so ditch it for now.

The bottom line is that your website graphics will make a huge impact on the overall quality of your site. Anyone can slap up some basic HTML, but it takes an artist to create an alluring website. Visitors will likely leave immediately if it loads too slowly or doesn't look visually appealing. Having adequate space and constraints for ads and text will also make a huge difference. Easy to navigate menus are helpful in having a great theme, and have been proven to boost visits to other parts of your site. In the end choose something that reflects your websites idea. Don't have a theme featuring sexy lingerie if your site is actually about a health or medical field. Make your web design leave a lasting impression!
 
VermaDesign is a Surrey based web development company providing a range of internet services such as web design, SEO, web hosting and IT support.



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» left by Nenita Wells (1,435)
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Hi Devender.
 
Great article. Great guidelines. Thanks for sharing.
 
Welcome to the Searchwarp community.
 
Best regards to you and yours,
 
Nenita

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» left by Devender Verma (16) (26 days 13 hours ago.)
Thanks for reading Nenita and for your warm welcome. I look forward to sharing more soon.

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» left by Anonymous (17 days 22 hours ago.)
I disagree about ditching Flash. Flash as a secondary element in a web site can be very effective. You can enjoy all the benefits of html key wording, and the animation of Flash if it's used sparingly. This very web page, for instance, has some Flash in it, and it hasn't detracted from search engines finding it. A web site made entirely in Flash would be useless to search engines, because there is no way for it to read the text as it can in html.
 
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» left by Devender Verma (16) (1 day 9 hours ago.)
Good point, in fact since writing this article, Google has revealed that their crawlers can now find links within flash as well as javascript so it looks like flash will soon become far more popular to the SEO conscious.

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