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<\/a>\nEach image on your home page needs to be used wisely. It should enhance the experience of the visitor and help communicate a clear message.<\/p>\n
2. Use lists and bulleted copy to engage the interest of various users.<\/strong> 3. Organize the categories, content and functions to be user-friendly.<\/strong> 4. Structure your page into sections similar to columns in a magazine.<\/strong> 5. Most importantly do not forget to offer a way for your visitors to contact you. <\/strong> Remember, your home page is often the first image that a new client has of your company. Make it memorable!<\/p>\n – Christine<\/em><\/p>\n
\nRespect your visitor\u2019s time and create copy that is easy to read, legible and short to the point. Internet users want variety and information that they can use. Get to the point quickly, and offer them a way to engage with you or someone at your company to answer questions or to build a more in depth relationship.<\/p>\n
\nThe ability to find information quickly is important to Internet users. If you do not provide an easy to use navigation system your visitors will become disengaged and go elsewhere. Grouping similar functions, following Web Accessibility Standards, and using clear concise language are all important factors.<\/p>\n
\nUsing columns and clearly defined page headers makes your page easier to scan compared to long lines of text. Headers and call outs drives the readers eye across the page making it easier to distinguish where an article begins and ends.<\/p>\n
\nYou should have a company email, address and phone number prominently displayed on your home page. If your company is engaged with social media you should offer a way for them to connect online.<\/p>\n