E-Tech M10 - Web Page Design Using Templates and online WYSIWYG

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As for choosing a color scheme, paying attention to your topic, brand or industry perspectives, along with your target audience demographics will make this a somewhat painless process.

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elements which can exist in a site’s header, body, and footer simply serve to direct your visitors to the information they desire as quickly as possible.

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Use plenty of whitespace (or padding and margins) to give the elements of your site room to breathe and use grid-based designs to keep design items organized and orderly.

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don’t go beyond three typefaces or unnecessary sizing adjustment. Of course, you’’ want to make sure there’s plenty of contrast between your text and the site’s background colors, which generally means a light color paired with a dark tone. Also, avoid that piercing red-font-on-green-background eyesore.

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Given people’s short attention spans and lightning fast first impressions, communicating clearly is critical, thus, information should be easy to read and digest.

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