Web design

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Web design has been changing rapidly in recent years. Text is kept to a minimum and visuals stand out, while minimalist design, clear structures and striking visuals have become the norm. The design of a website has become important and often becomes the main focus of the user. By taking the time to think about your audience and what you want your site to include, you will make it much easier to create and launch your site.

Today, any well-designed website uses videos, animations and images to create an exciting and captivating user experience. A good design strategy along with high quality images or content is needed to create a website that improves user experience and delivers higher conversion rates. 

Visual Hierarchy and Fonts

Visual hierarchy is about telling readers what to read first and what to read after. Visual hierarchy refers to how people read and interact with text on a website. Typically, people will read from left to right, top to bottom. But first, instead of reading from top to bottom, people often scan a website when they enter the website to see if the information is relevant to them. Place your most important items where readers will actually see them.

Font size, spacing between objects and text, direction, use of font and color accents Web design is very important for There are some details you need to know about fonts. Serif fonts are for headings. Serif fonts are often used in web design for headings. It is important to keep the variety of fonts to a minimum. Keep the number of different fonts on a website to a minimum to reduce confusion. There should be no more than two or three font variants. Note that some font files can be quite large, which can slow down a website's load time. 

Images and Colors

Keep your color palette to a minimum. Like fonts, just stick to 2 or 3 colors. Another aspect worth keeping in the back of your mind is color blindness. So be careful with your color matching. Avoid moving images. Overall, studies show that viewers prefer sedentary websites. Keep file sizes small. Make sure your image dimensions are as low as possible. Images typically make up % 60 or more of a web page's size and load time. 

Don't just use images as a way to fill the space; Visitors understand this immediately and may lose interest in your page. Instead, only use images that convey useful information or explain something about a product. Be aware of licensing restrictions associated with your images. Most images are copyrighted, meaning you or your client will pay for these images based on your needs. Too many colors and too many images can be distracting. Don't use images just to fill the white space. Every image you place on your site should have a purpose.