1. Usability: Ensuring Visitors Can Easily Navigate the Page

 
• Strategically placing elements such as the main menu, search bar, and in-page links that allow users to easily navigate within the page.

2. Minimalist Design: The Art of Saying More with Less

 
• Creating a clean and organized design by avoiding excessive detail and complexity on the page.

3. Fast Loading Times: Don’t Test User Patience

 
• Minimizing page load times by avoiding unnecessary weight, which ensures fast access to the page for users.

4. Responsive Design: Don’t Overlook Mobile Users

 
• Adopting responsive design for perfect appearance and usability across different devices and screen sizes.

5. Color and Contrast: Visually Appealing and Readable Designs

 
• Carefully considering color selection and contrast to attract users’ attention and ensure texts are easily readable.

6. Visual Hierarchy: Highlight Important Information

 
• Emphasizing important information within the page using headings, subheadings, visuals, and color, and guiding users’ focus.

7. User Feedback: Understanding and Improving Interaction

 
• Improving the user experience by providing user-friendly feedback in forms, buttons, and other interactive elements.

8. SEO-Friendly Design: Optimize to Stand Out in Search Engines

 
• Creating content in accordance with SEO-friendly design principles, such as proper use of page titles, meta descriptions, and appropriate tags.

9. Accessibility: Be Usable for Everyone

 
• Paying attention to factors such as appropriate color contrasts, keyboard accessibility, and screen reader compatibility so that individuals with disabilities can also easily use the page.

10. A/B Testing: Shape the Design with User Feedback

 
• Evaluating user feedback by testing different design elements and continuously improving the design.