Today I am going to show you a list of tips Social Media Marketing that you should not overlook when publishing a new website design. There are 33 points that you must take into account before publicizing the new design of your website. I have prepared a list that you can check to see which ones you already have.
In order for your website to transmit as much professionalism as possible, you must polish a series of details that will make a difference. The main objective of this checklist is to avoid all those errors that may transmit a bad brand image, worsen your SEO or improve the user experience possible.
Marking Checklist of the 33 points:
First impression
Works well on all devices
Consistent with your branding
Coherence in typographies
Includes favicon
Consistency in design
Links
Cookies policy
Legal contents
Links to social networks
Links to share in social networks
Contact forms work correctly
Check the default category of your tickets
Friendly urls
Check your website in all browsers
Navigability
RSS Feed
Check your texts
Stable menu with your final sections
Titles and meta descriptions
Remove all Demo content
Redirecting urls
Roles of correct users
Location data
Copyright
Call to action (CTA)
Target of the links
Difference the advertising of the contents
Avoid the Captchas
Texts in the same language throughout the web
Avoid stock images that transmit little
Clear and transparent prices
Contrast between text and images
Each of the points explained:
83First printing:
Users who arrive at your website must identify your main message at first glance. You must put yourself in the skin of your target and determine if they will receive the correct message.
They must also see at first glance what you do, what you offer or what you sell. This first impression is very important.
You do not want your visitors to have no idea about what your website is about when they arrive, so make sure that in the Home of your site you have placed enough information that transmits a clear and powerful main message.
27 Check that it works well on all devices.
That your template is responsive does not mean that all its elements are going to adapt correctly to all devices.
There are many levels of responsiveness, and although your website is seen correctly on computers and mobile phones, you should check that all the elements that make up are adapted in the best way possible.
Check that all texts are correctly scaled on smaller screens, as well as shortcodes, elements that contain animations, subscription and contact forms, and texts by Sliders.
It is also convenient to do tests on larger screens. Depending on the dimensions of your photos, it may happen that in some of your rows at full width, or sliders, the image does not cover the full width of these screens.
81Coherence with your branding.
You must follow an aesthetic line according to your personal brand or branding of your business. Always use the same colors for all elements of your website, buttons, links, and other visual elements.
Using too many colors distracts attention from the main elements and can be confusing, as can using very bright colors. A good solution is to use a single color range with different saturation levels.
