What is a website hero message, and how can I be sure mine is effective? Well, great questions – let’s discuss!
A hero message is the statement that appears at the top of your webpage/ homepage. A well crafted message can seize the attention of your customers and entice them to explore your website further. The goal is to be clear, direct and keep it simple.
Have you ever thought about how your eyes naturally navigate down a webpage? Which elements grab your attention or which areas you ignore without even realizing it? There’s a word for this reading pattern in the tech world, it’s called Eye Mapping.
Did you know that in website navigation the items on the top and the bottom are the most effective because this is where retention and attention are highest? Take a moment to evaluate the number of items listed in each of your menu dropdowns, and the order in which they are listed.
Did you know that investing in website design can generate an outstanding profit for your business? Our team designs websites that have an impressive user interface and will result in an improved conversion rate, better business and increased revenue by optimizing your website.
Have you heard of the free graphic design tool that easily creates professional looking designs?! And did we mention, it’s FREE!
This platform allows you to quickly make business cards, flyers, social media posts, presentations, brochures, and so much more. Best part, it’s a drag and drop interface, and super user friendly.
Here at WanderWeb our specialty is SEO Copywriting, it’s what we do! However, we also spend quite a bit of time tweaking images for our website designs!
As of March 2021, Google has switched to mobile-first indexing. Which means that Google predominantly uses the mobile version of the content (AKA your website) for searches and ranking. So, if your website isn’t mobile optimized, you’re likely to be found on page two of the search results… (DUN DUN DUNNN).
There are countless examples of websites that are badly-designed or non-responsive sites have ruined user experience. But we’ve got your back, so you don’t frustrate your customers with these two (easily avoidable) mistakes.
This week I thought I would share my top tips for making sure your website converts great to mobile devices. Because, as we discussed last week, the majority of people are searching online using their mobile devices. Twice in one month, clearly we feel very passionate about this topic.
Did you know that over 64% of today’s online searches are done on a mobile device? For your business to stay competitive, your company’s website content must look great no matter what size the screen is.
Most clients have no trouble coming up with a list of results they want to achieve. But once high-level business goals have been established, how do you make sure you reach them?
