Don't overload your site

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When creating the perfect, attractive website design, it’s easy to fall into a trap. When you constantly tweak and improve your website, it becomes heavy, and therefore slower. Developers call this “code bloat.”


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Most of the time, code bloat occurs when a designer focuses only venezuela consumer email list on the visual presentation of a site. Don’t get me wrong. The way a site looks is very important. But performance can’t be a secondary concern.
Luckily, it’s possible to maintain a balance.

Here are a few things to consider when designing your website:

Be simpler
As Leonardo da Vinci said: "Simplicity is the foundation of sophistication."

And now, 500 years later, these words are still relevant. Look around you: the simple design of the future has replaced the complex and ornate design of the past. This applies to websites, especially mobile websites.


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Remember the rule: you should only have one call to action per page. This will help you save code and improve the performance of your site.

Here's another example of a simple design from Rug Doctor:


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It's not flashy, but it attracts attention with its style.

To make your website look great, you don't need to use a lot of bright colors and photos. When it comes to mobile design, less is often more.

Reduce actions
The less action required from your users, the better.

Think about it. Why should there be 7 steps between a client and a sale when there can only be 3?

This effectively shortens your sales funnel and simplifies the user experience. Many e-commerce sites use this strategy to increase sales.

Boden’s mobile site makes it easy to buy a product. You add it to your cart, log in and pay.