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Category Archives: Website Design
Little Tweaks, Big Impact: Navigating Your Website’s Make-or-Break Moments
Hey web buddies! Today, let’s chat about websites and those low-key changes that can totally rock (or wreck) your website’s vibe. 1. The Power of First Impressions: Imagine someone stumbling upon your website. What’s the first thing they notice? Details … Continue reading
Should you avoid using stock photos on your website?
We offer customers the option to incorporate stock photos on their website in our UltimateWB web design packages. We will search and find ones that match the branding and content. If it’s so bad to use stock photos on your … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Website Design
Tagged cost-effective, creative commons, custom photography, customize, customize stock photos, free stock photos, free stock videos, free-to-use image resources, originality, overuse, professional quality, public domain images, stock photos, stock videos, time-saving, ugc, user-generated content
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What should a great landing page have?
A great landing page is like a master salesperson in digital form: it captures attention, builds trust, and compels visitors to take a desired action. To achieve this, it needs to tick several key boxes: 1. Clear and Compelling Headline: … Continue reading
How to make sure your website isn’t ugly?
“Ugly” is subjective, but a website that’s visually unappealing and user-unfriendly can definitely hurt your online presence. Here are some tips to ensure your website isn’t a turn-off: Visual Design: User Experience: Additional Tips: Remember, a beautiful website is not … Continue reading
Is a landing page really just like a 1-page website?
While landing pages and 1-page websites might seem similar at first glance, they serve distinct purposes and have different design approaches. You can build either with UltimateWB website builder. Here’s a breakdown of their key differences: Purpose: Structure: Navigation: Content: … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Marketing, Website Design
Tagged 1-page website, call-to-action, conversions, landing page
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What is an advanced website?
You don’t need to be a web developer or programmer to create and design your own advanced website with the UltimateWB website builder. Defining an “advanced website” can be subjective, as it depends on the context and purpose of the … Continue reading
What advantages does a mobile-friendly site have over a regular website that is not optimized for smartphones?
UltimateWB makes it easy to have a mobile-friendly, responsive website, so that it automatically reformats based on a user’s device size for the best experience, with the built-in Responsive app. A mobile-friendly site has a plethora of advantages over a … Continue reading
What is the best content structure for a web designer’s portfolio website?
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best content structure for a web designer’s portfolio website will vary depending on your individual goals, experience, and target audience. However, there are some general best practices that you can follow … Continue reading
What are the best website practices we must know?
Ah, the ever-evolving world of website best practices! It’s a constant dance between the latest technologies and user expectations. Here’s a closer look at some key practices to keep your website thriving: User-centricity reigns supreme: Content ignites engagement and sparks … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Website Design
Tagged a/b testing, accessibility, best website practices, calls to action, case studies, content creation, fast loading times, fast-loading speed, mobile friendly, responsive app, security, social media, social proof, ssl, testimonials, user-centered design, user-first, web hosting
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