David Lawrence

Keep it simple

in Building a Website, Website Advice
26 Feb 2009  | 0 Comments
 

When creating a website, pay attention to some of the more successful websites on the Internet and you will find a theme of simplicity. Think Google, YouTube and eBay. You will notice that all of these sites focus carefully on their core message and purpose. They do not get distracted by fancy flash movies, graphic intensive layouts and unnecessary distractions. You have to decide: is your website a fancy piece of art or is it a tool for your business? Of course this does not mean that you can't have a successful website that also looks great. But the core purpose of your website should remain your focus.

Author: David Lawrence

David Lawrence

David Lawrence is the Managing Director and one of the founders of The Web Showroom. He has been planning and building effective websites since 1997. During this time David has managed teams that have built literally hundreds of websites. In this time he has seen it all, from spectacular online successes to missed opportunities. Experience has taught him that planning and understanding where it is you are going is vital when it comes to creating a website.

 
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