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Enthusiastic Website Overhaul
Jodi Reichenberger
Have you ever surfed the web looking at sites like yours and felt like a big blob on the map? Like your website looks like you feel after you polish off Thanksgiving turkey? Just sitting there, doing nothing? How usable is your site? Do you know who you are writing it for? How much time did you put into your copywriting? The most important thing I learned in my Comp One class in college was to write for my reader. Add usability to writing and you can do and change alot to make a site more 'user friendly'.
User Readability
When redesigning a website for usability, the most important thing to be considered is WHO is reading it? What are they looking for? How do you know? Is it something specific or a general idea or subject? Do you have that information on the first page? Do your have a way to let them know how to find it? These are some of the questions that we will find answers to here.
So regain that initial enthusiasm! Remember the words of Og Mandino..."Every memorable act in the history of the world is a triumph of enthusiasm. Nothing great was ever achieved without it because it gives any challenge or any occupation, no matter how frightening or difficult, a new meaning. Without enthusiasm you are doomed to a life of mediocrity but with it you can accomplish miracles." Og Mandino 1923-1996, Author and Speaker So pick it up where you left off!
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