Do you sell products online

or have a website that your customers go to for your business? Of course you do! This blog post is for you. Whether you’re getting a website built for the first time or doing a website redesign, you must ensure that your website is effective in converting visitors into sales. As much as web design aesthetics are important, the main goal of your website is to have a beautiful design that “sells”.

Important Website Elements
Your website will most likely be the first major means of communication for your leads. It’s crucial that it is designed to make their experience fluid and pleasing. Good web design involves more than just the visual aspects. You always want to make sure that key information is easy to find, and your copy is easy to read and understand. When you combine user interface, professional graphics and images, design layout and appropriate typefaces, these are the elements that boost your target conversion.

Keep Your Visitors’ Focused
Good SEO will attract your visitors, good visual design will draw them in and good content will keep them engaged and focused. You want your website to guide your visitors, instead of having them struggle through website navigation, looking for information that should easily be accessible. Once your visitors are focused and engaged, they’ll most likely desire to do business with you.

Organize Your Design Content
Clutter-free design and straight-to-the-point copy are the best ways to go when building or redesigning your website. Don’t confuse your visitors with too many options and with an overload of redundant information. Remove unnecessary links and information that may distract them from taking the action you want them to take. Keep it simple!

When it comes to increasing your conversions, create a plan. Write short-term and long-term objectives for your website. Make sure your vision is clear, this way when you approach your web developer, they can use their skills to help bring it to life online. We understand the importance of effective design layout and structure, calls to action, intake forms, value propositions and more. Contact us for a free consultation.