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Why a Bespoke Website Will Help You Stand Out From the Crowd

A custom designed website that brings a rich level of interactivity to your customers is sure to increase business. A drab generic template website will only serve to hinder the shopping experience and potentially drive away the customers you wish to court.

Consulting with a top marketing company that focuses on e-commerce will enhance your website and through that, your profit margins. Having a website that is focused and particular to what you sell can only be an advantage in a crowded online marketplace overrun by advertising and commercial giants.

There are many ways in which a bespoke website would be able to enhance your website:

Presentation: Is your website designed in a way that matches your services or products? Do the colours used serve to promote what it is you’re offering or is it just a case of ‘it was like that, so I left it that way.’

Interactivity: What is better? Drab html links that change colour when you click them and stay that way, or a website full of sleek animated content? Lines and shapes that flow when interacted with can create enticing and dramatic transitions between products and screens.

Behind the scenes: Exclusive content for customers who open accounts with your websites encourages them to come back and see what’s new. Things like ‘behind the scenes’ and ‘making of’ documentaries can serve to drum up interest in your product and help create a sense of identity behind the brand.

Video content: Is it better to see a static picture of a product or to have video embedded on your website which demonstrates your product or highlights your service as it happens. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a video is near priceless as it offers thirty pictures per second which means your visitors can take in far more information about your products and have a clear idea of what they do and how they will benefit them.

Posted in Web Design on the 26th January 2012 by alight
Tags: Web Design Video HTML5


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