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Making Helpful Reviews Easier to Spot with Percentages
Buying products online is never a sure thing. That’s why most users will read the reviews of a product before they buy it. However, the amount of reviews for a product can get quite large over time.
Read more »How to Create a Unique Selling Point for Your Home Page
Your website may get a lot of visitors, but how many of them subscribe to what you’re selling? Whether you’re asking them to sign up for a service or buy a product, every home page needs a unique selling point to succeed.
Read more »Why Headlines Attract More User Attention Than Images
When websites show content, they’ll usually use a headline and image. Headline and image quality is important in getting the user’s attention. However, the headline will always get the most attention no matter what.
Read more »9 Useful Techniques for User-Friendly Tables
Tables are great for displaying information. But making them user-friendly is a challenge. One reason it’s challenging is because the table grid limits the amount of information you can display in a table cell.
Read more »Chunking Content in to Clear, Scannable Web Pages
Every website has content. But not every website has content that’s easy to process and understand. That’s because not every website uses content chunking to its advantage.
Read more »Why You Should Place Style Sheets Before Scripts
Best practices for web design don’t just exist on the user interface. They also exist on the back-end where the code is. Where you place your style sheets and scripts in your document can affect the speed of your website.
Read more »7 Bad Design Practices to Avoid on Your Home Page
What kind of first impression does your website make? A lot of that depends on how you design your home page. The home page is the entrance to your website, and the first page users will see.
Read more »When to Use White Text on a Dark Background
Many websites use black text on a light background to display their content because it’s easy to read. However, using white text on a dark background also has its advantages.
Read more »Want More Users and Customers? Stop Talking About Yourself
In today’s society where social media rules, people can’t stop talking about themselves. That’s fine if you’re an interesting person, and that’s what your friends and family want to hear.
Read more »6 Surprising Bad Practices That Hurt Dyslexic Users
Web accessibility doesn’t only extend to color blind users, but dyslexic users too. Dyslexia is a learning disability that impairs a person’s fluency or accuracy in being able to read, write, and spell [10].
Read more »Why You Should Never Center Align Paragraph Text
Text is a beautiful thing. It not only has function, but form as well. When you’re creating text, it’s likely that you’re not only thinking about what your text should say, but how it should look.
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