- Place the logo on the top left-hand side of the page and use the F pattern.
- The main navigation at the top of the page is the most common placement. Exclude these elements from your landing pages to prevent distractions.
- A drop-down menu is a practical solution if the website has a complicated content tree.
- It is common practice to include a bolded contact button in the main menu, either as the final element or in a secondary menu contained within.
- The search icon is generally found in a highly visible area of the main menu, either as the final element or in a secondary menu contained within.
- Include your value proposition at the top of the page, generally in the hero banner or the h1. Try to be specific and descriptive.
- Use specific calls to action, not just “Contact” buttons.
- Videos can slow download times, but they encourage users to stay onsite longer and interact with your content.
- A “hamburger” menu icon helps users navigate as it has a high recognition factor.
- Keep it simple! In the case of mobile devices, Stick to vertical orientation. Use fluid design, adaptive content, and don’t force excessive horizontal scrolling.
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