Mistakes in website production
Source: Shangpin China |
Type: website encyclopedia |
Date: July 20, 2012
Here is a brief introduction to the mistakes in website production Website production Errors in the normal model:
The confused navigation design often makes the visitors feel confused and lost. Therefore, we must have a good plan for the overall structure of the website in advance. For example, a uniform style navigation bar is placed at the top of each page, and company information and copyrighted text are generally placed at the bottom. For sites with complex content, a site map can be provided to clearly tell the visitors the classification and purpose of the information on the site. Of course, you must also provide a keyword search engine on the website, which can enable users to find the information they are interested in in the least time. The abuse of scrolling text, looping GIF and FLASH do not place scrolling elements on the web page. It will make the viewer pay attention to the picture and can't rest on reading the text. FLASH technology enriches our web pages, and proper application of it can drive the mood of visitors and improve the number of visitors and popularity of the website. The websites of NIKE and Macromedia are good examples. Now, we can often see that LASH technology has been abused. After you watch the animation that has nothing to do with the theme SEO It's also bad. I don't know what you think? Will you still applaud that animation? Maybe you just complain and waste so much of my time. This is really the sorrow of web designers.
The web page art form is fancy. It is designed for design. The abused web pages of JAVA and JAVASCRIPT are full of pictures that have no auxiliary effect on the content. Some websites will place some large pictures, even BMP format pictures; Or use a lot of JAVA, JAVASCRIPT and DHTML. As a result, the web page download speed is slow. I believe no user will be interested in waiting for a long time. Users don't care why the download time is so long and the speed is so slow. They only think that this website is bad, it takes me a lot of time, and there are long errors. The service of this website is very bad, not for the sake of users. In this way, users' trust in the website is greatly reduced, and I believe that they will rarely visit your site in the future. Slow
Generally speaking, if the download time of a web page exceeds 15 seconds, the viewer will automatically give up. Using frames in web pages using frames breaks the basic web user mode. A series of problems have occurred. Users cannot collect the current page or print the page. Websites with good compatibility of web pages on different platforms and browsers should always consider the user's feelings. The compatibility of the website on different operating platforms and browsers must be taken into account. Although, IE users? Most of them, but we cannot exclude Netscape users. In fact, many professionals in foreign and domestic large companies are still using Nestcape. Otherwise, they will be left with the impression that the website is not professional enough.
Failure to pay attention to team cooperation will directly affect the efficiency of the whole project development. In practical work, this is also a link that is easy to be ignored. sure In the development of a large project, whether market researchers, editors, interface designers and programmers can communicate well determines the success or failure of the project development. It is hard to imagine that a good product can be developed in a team with communication problems.
Use edge technology Don't try to use new technology to attract users. New technologies may attract a small number of technical workers, but mainstream users are more concerned about whether the content of your website is valuable and can provide them with effective services. Using new technology often makes your users complain that when they visit your site, the system suddenly crashes, and they will never visit your site again. If your website has generated certain influence and recognition in some aspect, you can properly use some new technologies. In the early days of desktop publishing, people often used more than 20 fonts in an article. We should avoid making similar mistakes in website construction.
Too long pages require more download time and are not conducive to users capturing useful information. Too long pages require users to move scroll bars, which makes users feel tired, impatient and bored. You can check the website of China Women's Daily to see how painful this experience is. Non standard link color If you set "visited links" to "blue" (dark red by default) and "unreachable links" to "dark red" (blue by default), it will confuse visitors.
Turning off the right button function is purely homely for websites that need to be turned off even by right clicking. When designing, they only consider their own interests, and do not consider the feelings brought to users at all.
Non-standard user interface graphics
We must adhere to the principle of consistency in website construction, which can increase ease of use. For example, if we use a "left arrow" to indicate "return to the previous page (pre)", and a "right arrow" to indicate "go to the next page (next)", then we should ensure that all "left arrows" in the website indicate "pre", and "right arrows" indicate "next". Then, the user will judge "pre" and "next" based on the experience accumulated in browsing the web page. Once the use of two symbols on a page is confused, the meaning of this graphic representation will become invalid, and the user will doubt and distrust the meaning of the "arrow" representation, which also wastes the user's time. At present, the design of some elements on the Internet (such as radio boxes and check boxes) violates the basic user graphical interface design standards. For example, in the Windows/Macintosh/java user interface standard, the "radio box" follows the following principles. When you select an item from a group of options, you must press the "OK" button to make the settings take effect. We often see many web designers add events directly to the "radio box" on the web page, that is, once you select the "radio box", the corresponding results will pop up immediately. This kind of WEB design deviates from the standard user interface design, which greatly reduces the usability of web pages.
Avoid designs similar to advertisements
Users are selective in browsing the web, and they have learned to ignore what is similar to advertising in the web. I believe that few people will like pop ups on NetEase. Most users' first reaction to this: This thing is really annoying. I will close it, or it will be a waste of time. Therefore, it is very important to avoid using things similar to advertisements in our design.
It takes several clicks to reach the final page.
Although the page view is added, it undoubtedly increases the complexity of users. A good design should follow the "three clicks principle", that is, the number of clicks from any page to the final destination page should not exceed three. The purpose of opening too many new windows for users without authorization or prohibiting the use of certain standard elements to open new windows is to prevent users from leaving their own websites, but this is obviously an unwise practice. You should be clearly aware of the fact that users usually open several browsers, perhaps download software, listen to CDs, and browse several websites in a staggered manner. When you open too many new windows for them without authorization, it is easy to crash their machines and pollute their desks, which is extremely immoral.
Some designers like to design web pages into full screen, in fact, this will scare users to some extent. Users will complain: "What's the matter? What about the menu bar? What about the toolbar? How can I turn this thing off?" Some users will use alt+4 to turn it off, but for most users, it will only be ctrl+alt+del. Obviously, this is not a popular design. I hope it can help you. This article was published by Beijing Website Construction Company Shangpin China //ihucc.com/
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