Sloppy web design loses customers before they read a word. Stanford proved it.
People judge a website's credibility from its appearance in a fraction of a second. What Stanford, Carleton and Google researchers found, and what to do about it.
People judge a website's credibility from its appearance in a fraction of a second. What Stanford, Carleton and Google researchers found, and what to do about it.
Contrast, repetition, alignment, proximity. Two business cards show all four, where the principles came from, and how to check your own page in five minutes.
Hosting, code, layout, and style are not separate concerns. A framework for seeing a website as one continuum carrying one message to one customer.
Rotating homepage banners test poorly, create accessibility problems, and slow pages down. What the research shows and what works better.