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Before you begin a web design project, here are three crucial questions to ask :
- Is your website a disorganized set of voices (modules) talking at the same time, or does it have a linear flow?
- Do your pages have a different personality from the primary driver of your company’s success, or are they contributing toward that distinct personality?
- Is your website speaking AT your customers or TO your customers?
In this replay of a live, interactive session, Flint McGlaughlin focuses on three more of the 21 design elements of an effective webpage: flow, personality, connection. (If you missed part 1 of the series, you can watch it here.)
You can follow along by downloading a PDF copy (in two sizes) of the infographic that he uses in the video:
Infographic: The 21 Psychological Elements that Power Effective Web Design
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Go to part three.
Related Resources
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