If you want to attract more visitors to your website, its design should be eye-catching. In this post, you will find 20 examples of such designs for your inspiration.
One of, if not the most powerful aspect of the whole website is its design. The main purpose of any website is to attract new visitors, therefore choosing the right design is the key to success.
What if our potential customers are the ones who skip and scroll unless they see something that captures their attention. In this case one needs to make sure that the website doesn’t only have useful and informative content, but also includes an element that will call to action.
So how do I make my website attention grabbing? – you may ask. Below are some examples for your attention.
Now this is one of the easiest ways to attract attention. People are very visual, so once they see a bright picture it will definitely cause interest.
Sudden change of color will definitely make your visitor concentrate their attention.
We will always notice an oversized object around us and will definitely want to take a closer look at it.
People are subconsciously attracted to extraordinary things, so if you want to make your design memorable, think of something surprising to put on your website.
Catchy phrases are modeled to instantly grab attention. So if you’re thinking of a subtle design, make sure you have a catchy slogan!
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