Internet users – especially the mobile ones – get more impatient every year. If your landing page takes more than a second or two to load, they will often move on to other – faster loading – pastures. Additionally, the speed of loading also correlates well with how the user responds to the information . In other words, a slow loading website not only loses users before it opens but also afterwards.

2. The Quick Guide To Landing Page
Design:part-1
 The design and implementation of a landing page – or
pages! – is not a game for the uninitiated nor the
inexperienced. Even talented amateurs must bow their
heads to the “tried and true” methods of the
professionals.

3. The Quick Guide To Landing Page
Design:part-2
Here are a few tips from the pros to improve your efforts:
 Minimize Loading Time
 Make Navigation Easy
 Simplify the Copy
 Utilize Contrasting Colors
 Experiment with Different Fonts
 Don't Forget Compelling Images
 Optimize for Those on the Go
 Create an intuitive CTA

4. Minimize Loading Time:
 Internet users – especially the mobile ones – get more
impatient every year.
 If your landing page takes more than a second or two
to load, they will often move on to other – faster
loading – pastures.
 Additionally, the speed of loading also correlates well
with how the user responds to the information .
 In other words, a slow loading website not only loses
users before it opens but also afterwards.

5. Make Navigation Easy:
 A poorly laid-out landing page and its associated
website that are not intuitively easy to navigate will
simply turn users off.
 If they can't find what they want in a click or two, they
will leave your site sooner than you can say, ”Google.”
 Also, be sure to use multiple landing pages to guide
your visitors to the most useful info as quickly as
possible.

6. Simplify the Copy:
 Think Ernest Hemingway not William Safire. In other
words, keep the copy simple and to the point.
 Use short sentences.
 Analogies and allusions are great when writing fiction
but visitors to your site want information imparted as
quickly and as memorably as possible.
 Avoid jargon, break up large paragraphs and use bullet
points where applicable.

7. Utilize Contrasting Colors:
 To some extent, we have argued against this very tip
earlier in the article.
 Still, used judiciously, contrasting colors can lead the
viewer's eyes to the most important information on a
page.
 Don't do it on every page or it loses its effect.
 The call-to-action, however, is an ideal spot to utilize
this technique.

8. Experiment with Different Fonts:
 Similarly, be focused in your use of fonts.
 A ragtag mixture is a sure sign of an amateur
approach.
 It is far better to use variants – bold, italics, etc –
within a font family than to include a completely
extraneous one.

9. Don't Forget Compelling Images:
 As the man said along time ago, “A picture is worth a
thousand words” and with the Internet being so
visually oriented, the saying is now probably an
understatement.
 In other words, professionally done photographs of
your product or high-grade graphics can mean all the
difference between a middling and a superior website.

10. Optimize for Those on the Go:
 Whether you realize it or not, the newest generation of
Internet users requires your site to be compatible with
their slew of indispensable mobile devices... or they
will just go somewhere else.
 From phones to tablets and beyond, you must
regularly check your site for compatibility with the
latest and greatest devices to come onto the market.
 Users rank non-compatibility as one of their biggest
turn-offs about websites.

11. Create an intuitive CTA:
 Regardless of what your call to action is – download a
white paper, watch a demo video or sign up for a free
trial – you must make it as painfully obvious as
possible for your visitor or it will usually be overlooked
or ignored.

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