Essential factors to consider while developing a website

Web development is not an easy task as many of people are forced to believe. It should be soo unique such that it will attract many users to interact with your brand.

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Web development is not an easy task as many of people are forced to believe. It should be soo unique such that it will attract many users to interact with your brand. That's why the programmer should design a user-friendly website than just coding integrity. Due to rampant growth of technology the programmer should always be exposed to trending programming languages and codes so as to keep its game up.Their crucial factors that should be considered while designing a website these include.

1.0 purpose and target audience, the function, purpose,apperance and also navigation of the website should be aligned to the need and targets of the user,with that plannning should be in the mind of the designer so that he/she come up with good product that satisify user needs.

2.0 Usability, user friendly website interface will enable you retain users into your site since users may have little concern about html,the designer need to simplify the simplicity so that user can access the site even if they have little know how. The site should be so well organised so as to enable user nagivate across the website. It should be so well appearing such that it motivate the user access the site.

3.0 Aesthetics, refers to colour scheme that attract the user, the scheme should be so appealing in a way it attract eyes of the user. The degner shouln't choose unpleasant background.

4.0 Speed and functionality, the speed of your website should be so fast, it should not take centuries to load otherwise the user will go to other sites that are faster and efficient.

5.0 Brand constistency, when we talk about brand it simply means logo,the name and also visual element. the designer should always keep the brand so constistency since success of your business depends on portfolio and also logos.

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