Weekely Dqs
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- Date Submitted: 04/25/2014 11:30 AM
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Shameka,
I have to agree with you, the Website was very poorly design and blending of colors where to plain. The theme and the message of the company used on the page was not very appealing. There approach to the community in there page was to plain and dry. When you navigate there website there page is to consistence with their home page. Most important of all, page does not post when it was last updated. In my opinion, the approach of a Website is to catch the reader’s attention by using animation that appeals to customer’s eye, and up to date information, which allows the users to know what the vendor is selling or has to offer to the user. Studies show that 75 percent of people judge the credibility of a business based on the design of its website. Obviously, credibility has a direct relation to how likely people are to make a purchase. That means that you are losing customers if your site has poor design. You need to ensure that your website conveys that you are a legitimate and trustworthy business, which is often determined by the quality of the web design.
Another strong argument for web design is that; web design has a direct impact on conversion. Changing simply the design elements of a web page for a marketing campaign can produce big lifts in conversion. In competitive advertising channels, small lifts in conversion can give you the edge over your competition. Making more profits from your advertising means you can purchase a higher volume of ads and push out other advertisers.
Yes, can argue that large business have great advantage over small business. However, as business if you which to stay afloat you most invest on your Website if you which to survive. Since today’s market profit are made in World Wide Web.
Robert,
I guess I do not need to truly have to say that the approach of the website you chose was very poorly design. Yes, I have to agree with you the page is one of the worse pages I have seen. The design team put a product in...
I have to agree with you, the Website was very poorly design and blending of colors where to plain. The theme and the message of the company used on the page was not very appealing. There approach to the community in there page was to plain and dry. When you navigate there website there page is to consistence with their home page. Most important of all, page does not post when it was last updated. In my opinion, the approach of a Website is to catch the reader’s attention by using animation that appeals to customer’s eye, and up to date information, which allows the users to know what the vendor is selling or has to offer to the user. Studies show that 75 percent of people judge the credibility of a business based on the design of its website. Obviously, credibility has a direct relation to how likely people are to make a purchase. That means that you are losing customers if your site has poor design. You need to ensure that your website conveys that you are a legitimate and trustworthy business, which is often determined by the quality of the web design.
Another strong argument for web design is that; web design has a direct impact on conversion. Changing simply the design elements of a web page for a marketing campaign can produce big lifts in conversion. In competitive advertising channels, small lifts in conversion can give you the edge over your competition. Making more profits from your advertising means you can purchase a higher volume of ads and push out other advertisers.
Yes, can argue that large business have great advantage over small business. However, as business if you which to stay afloat you most invest on your Website if you which to survive. Since today’s market profit are made in World Wide Web.
Robert,
I guess I do not need to truly have to say that the approach of the website you chose was very poorly design. Yes, I have to agree with you the page is one of the worse pages I have seen. The design team put a product in...