5 reasons people hate your website - iMediaConnection.com
Reason 5
You're not dependableIn August 2010, Firefox held 45.8 percent of the browser market, followed closely by Internet Explorer with 30.7 percent, Chrome with 17 percent, Safari with 3.5 percent, and Opera with 2.3 percent. If you aren't testing the design and functionality of your site across multiple browsers, you're losing business.
The same rule applies for screen resolution. While 76 percent of users are now browsing the web on a machine that has a resolution higher than 1024x768, pay close attention to the content that user might not be seeing if they're browsing at a lower resolution.
How dependable is your web hosting service? Does it provide advanced features and truly support your website? If your host isn't aiding your professional image, it's definitely time to look for a new provider -- one that will ensure your needs and encourage your company's growth. What two characteristics should you look for in a web hosting company? Security (virus-free systems) and reputation (current and past clients). An inconsistent web host can make any website appear faulty.
As you can see, designing a successful website is very much like dating; they both can seem stressful and challenging. However, they can both be equally as exciting -- both websites and dates involve learning processes, as well as new opportunities and realizations of who you and your audience really are. A successful website is certainly a balancing act. It requires the balance of form and function, as well as your objectives and users expectations.
Just like dating expectations, realizing the necessities for a well-rounded site can definitely seem overwhelming. Relax, and don't become intimidated. The initial step for ensuring your site is a winner is to take a step back and look in the mirror (your site). Make sure you critique every angle of your site and be sure to ask yourself valid questions. Are you satisfied with your presence? Is information clearly displayed? Are you having trouble navigating and finding paths to conversions? If you aren't impressed with you site, then you can bet visitors aren't either. And remember -- disappointing websites and dates often don't receive second chances.
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