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How to design a Website for weddings

By: Mr peter

Website design is not rocket science. The web was originally created with ordinary people in mind. Designing a website is something that you can do more easily than you think.

The home page
So what do you want on this most important first screen? You naturally want the title of your website and you want to let visitors know what the content is as briefly as possible. Use short phrases and short paragraphs. You also want to provide links to the main sections of your site (making sure to include text links).

Set the theme
In addition, you are setting the tone/theme of your site with this first page. . . what visitors will expect to see carried out on every page within the site. This is also true of the navigation system you use.

Organize the pages
You want to use contrast to guide the eye around your pages. And, to be effective, the contrast must be bold. Also, any good web page design must have a focal point. Something on the page must be the dominant eye catcher. If everything has the same level of importance, then nothing is important. Group items and information that belongs together using white space so that the eye knows they are together

Alignment
The alignment of elements on the page - both vertically and horizontally - is also very important. Choose one alignment and stick with it. That doesn't mean you have to align everything similarly, it means things should be aligned the same on the page.

Webpage content
A webpage should not overwhelm the visitor with unnecessary animations, flash novelties or music. All these things can detract from the content of your page. If you want to present these things, do it on another page where you can isolate the full affect from other elements of the website or use them sparingly. Use white space to lead the eye around the page.

Rules of thumb
In order for visitors to understand your site you need to follow a few more rules of thumb:

Explain everything clearly and briefly

Make sure you present information in a logical order

Use plain language

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Peter is an associate editor to the website www.dreamconsultancy.com.au an Australian based Website Design Website development firm specializing in cheap Website Design web Application Development and Web Development Australia. For more distinct article feel free to visit www.dreamconsultancy.com.au/website_design.php or write editor to dreamwebmaster@live.com your comments and suggestions will be highly appreciated

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