The document provides tips for improving a website's design, including paying attention to favicon design for brand consistency, making information entry easy for users, ensuring logos link back to the home page for navigation ease, and regularly updating content to fix broken links and empty pages. The overall message is that exploring new design ideas can help make a website unique while addressing usability best practices.

1. Tips To Improve Your Website's Design

2. There is no doubt designing a website from scratch can
be a bit intimidating specially when you don't have all
the pieces together. You need to know exactly what look
and message you want to send to your visitors with your
design. In this article we hope to provide you with a few
ideas and tips to do just that.

3. One simple design feature some people often don't pay
attention to but is important is your website's favicon.
Your favicon is that little icon on the left hand of your
browser next to your URL. Believe it or not some people
will bookmark your site if the find it interesting. Which is
why if you have a favicon you can also be consistent
with your business or theme.

4. If you are creating a commercial website make sure to
make the process of entering information on your site as
easy and smooth as possible. People are naturally lazy
and they like things to be simple and straightforward. If
you have your site structured correctly your visitors will
have a positive experience and will return in the future.

5. Make any logos on your website link to the home page.
People have learned to be accustomed to a few things,
including menus on the left, headers at the top and
logos which lead back to the front of the site. Visitors
will become frustrated if there is no easy way to return
to the home page. Your site is much easier to use if your
logo is clickable.

6. One important tip is to often maintain and update your
site's content. Avoiding broken links and empty pages is
one way to do that. It can be extremely frustrated to end
up with a broken link on a page, which is why you must
often check and make sure your content is always live
and working properly.

7. Overall it all comes down to exploring other sites and
new ideas to make your website unique. Keep learning
and applying so you can stay one step ahead of your
competitors and also on what's happening in the world
of web design.

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