The following website design tips for next-level user experience may prove profitable. 1. Website load speed is absolutely critical If your site does not load fast, generally within three seconds or ...

I rarely write about web design issues in this column since our mandate is to write about ways to use the Internet as a reporting tool (and besides, the Poynter Design/Graphics folks and Jon Dube’s ...

When you first decide to build a website your first consideration should be the URL or domain name. What will it say about your company, product or service? The domain is one of the most important ...

Whichever type of business you run, having a clean, user-friendly website is critical. Your business site not only serves as the digital home base for your business and product line, but also anchors ...

On the surface, web design is about making a website look good, and anyone who says that would be right. After all, beautifully designed sites do get a lot of attention, and people who stumble onto ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Wooing online shoppers can be tricky. While your website may look professional and include social proof and trust badges, you could be ...

When the internet emerged more than 25 years ago, the first websites were akin to a magical land of unicorns and casinos, resplendent with scrolling marquee text, flashing lights and bright sparkles.

Whether you’re designing a website for an established company or for a budding startup, you have two options moving forward. You can either start from scratch and move your way up or you can use a ...

The first page of your website should convey your key messages instantly, without much reading or clicking around. Remember that people scan rather than read, so your website should be designed ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Every business owner wants a website that encourages visitors to take the next step: buy or contact. This step is called conversion, and ...