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Things to Know Before You Develop a Website

Irrespective of the purpose of the website, there are a few things every developer needs to do before creating a website. In this article, we are going to discuss these basic things and some more that you can do to ensure building a really amazing and unique site.

Things to Consider Before Creating a Website

1. Domain Name: Your website's domain should:

Perfectly match with the idea or the type of business you want to build
Be a name that people can remember easily
Be short and easy to type
Include the target keywords
Not have numbers and/or hyphens
Have an appropriate domain extension, depending on your business type
Be well-researched

2. Web Hosting

Compare different hosting service providers and plans
Choose a reliable hosting that perfectly suits your needs
Check and compare the storage, bandwidth capacity and other features of the hosting
Choose the hosting that comes with uptime guarantee
Check and compare hosting prices, upgrade options and rates, etc.
Read user reviews and testimonials

3. Web Technology: There are many technology options, such as HTML5, JavaScript, PHP, DotNet and more, that you can choose from for developing your own site. You must have a strong command over the technology or should be willing to hire a good web development company/developer for the job.

4. Purpose of the site: The purpose for which you are building the site would decide a lot of things, including the website name, domain, design, layout, theme, content, etc., so you better figure it out the first thing.

5. Website Design/Theme/Layout: Choose a theme that you know your website visitors would like. The layout should be simple, easy, neat and clean and easy to navigate. The website design should be simple, attractive yet professional. Use the right fonts, colours, background colour, font-size and other design elements. Make sure to include a footer with the right menus, disclaimer and a good design.

6. Sitemap: Design a sitemap/flowchart of your website which should consist of all the website URLs and/or pages in a neat manner to help users and search engines understand the website navigation.

7. Website Content: The content is probably the most important part of a website. It is the thing for which the users will actually visit your site, so try to make your website content simple, attractive, informative, relevant, unique, easy to read, short and precise. Make sure to include your business target keywords within the content as well as in the meta tags of the web pages. Optimize the web content for image size, loading speed, layout, headings, title, quality and more.

8. Audience: Research thoroughly to find out more about your target audience and understand the competition in the target market so that you can write the content and build a website accordingly.

9. Website Images: use only high-quality and relevant images on the website. An image is the second best content type after the text that you can use to attract more visitors and keep them longer on your site. If you can afford, hire a professional image designer/editor/photographer for the job.

10. Uniqueness and Freshness: One thing that will decide how users react to your website is how unique or different your site is from the competition. Use unique content, images and even a unique website layout to build an authority in the market. There is no meaning of having a website if you are going to provide the same content as everyone else. Also, make sure to keep the website content up-to-date to keep your visitors hooked.

11. Target Browsers, Platforms and Devices: Before you start building your website, you must know the target platforms on which your website will be working. A business website should be built with cross-browser compatibility - to work great on all modern browsers and responsiveness - to open properly on all screen sizes and resolutions.

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