Do's & don'ts for websites
Do's & don'ts for websites Avoid moving images or sliders There are a lot of websites with moving sliders. No matter how beautiful this may look, you should preferably avoid it. Moving images on a website are too distracting for the visitor. A slider is also often used as a hero (banner) on a home page and that is actually a waste of the valuable space you waste with it. Often those moving images do not contain useful information. Long texts are not necessarily more valuable The majority of people looking for information online are impatient. This is also because you read about 25% slower on screens than on paper. Per webpage, you preferably also actually have between 350 and 500 words. You keep it relatively short, concise and, above all, relevant. Use also call to actions (CTAs) to other pages, such as for example the contact page. Note: in some branches, it may sometimes be necessary to place more text, but then you may never exaggerate. "Keep it simple