Category: FAQ

Four features win users over: on-site search that saves hunting time, instant online service, built-in translation for global visitors, and solid privacy protection.

Navigation shapes first understanding and retention: avoid JS-rendered menus, add per-page target navigation, build breadcrumb paths, and keep quality keyword-rich content reachable.

Heavy advertising, slow loading, stale unoriginal content and aggressive personal-data harvesting are the four behaviours most likely to drive visitors away.

Building an online store? Five essentials decide cost and usefulness: shopping cart, secure multi-channel payment, an operable backend, product search with filters, and reviews plus membership.

A proper website is a team effort across front-end design, back-end code, algorithms, databases and servers. The three early steps: prototype design, front-end development and back-end development.

Before the build: pick a domain, buy hosting space, set the site’s positioning, learn basic site skills, put user experience first, and plan promotion and optimisation from day one.

Build time depends on project type, sections and functions, language versions, terminal versions, design requirements, the builder’s skill, and how fine-grained the production is.

Know the site’s goal and audience first, then use white space well, set navigation where eyes land, keep long pages lean, and give background and text strong contrast.

Websites must evolve as user needs change. Four common redesign modes, from lightest to deepest: appearance updates, element adjustments, full restructuring, and running multiple sites in parallel.

Study competitors, get the overall style right with page design, layout, colours and images, and open within three seconds, backed by content written from the customer’s viewpoint.