Geo Advertising & Marketing’s Top 10 Web Design Tips

Tucson, AZ, June 05, 2010 --(PR.com)-- President Georgia R. Lacy announces the top 10 web design tips that have made clients successful. “These top 10 web design tips are easy and effective,” said Lacy. “When implemented correctly they will make your website standup and standout.”

Geo Advertising and Marketing’s Top 10 Website Design Tips:

Simple navigation. Combine buttons when possible. Keep it simple and easy to use
Create a professional and sophisticated home page
Simple graphics so pages load faster, avoid flash whenever possible
Utilize up to date provided custom photos of your business or product. Keep overall readability simple
Condense the website, copy and contents if possible, thus decreasing the difficulty to get through entire site and losing your audience
Add callouts for easier customer communication and participation
Simple graphics so pages load faster over slower connections
Design site so that it works on cross platforms (i.e. Mac, PC) and cross browsers (i.e. Mozilla, MSN, Netscape, etc.)
Add measuring instrument to maintain the comprehensive traffic statistics data for your internal review on-demand, which features when, who, navigation, referrers, and other information
Create a database to capture data of all who inquire

Vice President Theo Serrano says, “These top 10 web design tips are meant for all businesses, no matter what their size. They are meant to help clients stand-out amongst the deluge of websites in the market. Additionally, implementing these tips will not only create a very clean design, but will also make it easy for consumers to comprehend your websites message and intention. We have found that when our clients adhere to these simple rules they see amazing results.”

Geo Advertising & Marketing is a full service marketing group. Its dedication to result driven media has made it one of Southern Arizona’s largest and most respected firms. Its 30 year history spans local and international clients. Its parent company also owns the Sahuarita Times newspaper and Fade2Black media in motion hi-def production.

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