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Do you want to start your own blog? Do you want to start selling your handmade goodies online? Either way, you’ll need a website and not just any website – a stunning website that attracts visitors! The question now is… what makes a good website? What are the main aspects of a good website?

For some professional insight, I’ve partnered up with Ad Lab, website design London. Ad Lab are a London agency that proud themselves for creating beautiful websites that work, plus Ad Lab have designed multiple award-winning websites. So, they know a thing or two about the subject!

Isa Blog believes that a good website has a simple and clean design. “Perhaps you’re happy with your current website but you’ve had it quite some time and never updated its look. Why would you? You think it looks good. What about what your customers think? Or potential customers that don’t shop at your website because it’s too cluttered and difficult to navigate?” she says.

Making a clean and simple website will not only be good for you (and your brand!) but also for the visitor, who will trust a modern website and find your products with ease. Keep things simple!

A website should be easy to use and quick to navigate. It’s essential for your visitors to be able to find what they are looking for as smoothly as possible. So, ensuring that your website functions properly and offers your visitors a good experience is key! This also includes making sure that your website is responsive – this means displaying correctly on all screen sizes, from mobile to desktop.

This article on Adobe highlights the importance of consistency across all pages of the website. “One of the top principles of good UX is to keep the interface consistent throughout the entire product. The overall look and feel of your website should be consistent across all of your site’s pages. Consistency of navigation, color schemes, typefaces, and style of writing can have a positive impact on usability and UX.”

What other features do you think make a good website?