Affiliate Marketing Frequently Asked Questions
Ask us a web design question
One of the things we pride ourselves on at BoduWeb is the ability to explain options and alternatives for your website in simple language. As part of this policy, we've grouped together common questions that crop up in the area of web design with new clients, and provide answers here. Whether or not you choose to bring your business to Bodu Web, we hope the questions and answers provided below will help you develop a clear idea of what you need/want in your website.
If you have a question relating to web design, send it to us using the online submission form below, and we'll try to answer it as quickly and clearly as possible. If the question can be of help to others, we'll also publish it here on this page.
What kind of look should my website have?
It can have whatever type of look you want - but let's give you a suggestion. Think of the type of audience you're hoping to reach. If you sell books on history, the chances are that your visitors won't be impressed by a psychadelic flashing backdrop.
If you already have a company logo, you should really incorporate it into the site design - and that will help determine the look of the site.
If you're starting from scratch, we can work on logo design for you.
It's always worth pointing out that the function of the web site is important, not just the form. Unless your business is connected with art, most people arriving at your site will be looking for textual information - be it your address, company info etc. It's important that the site looks well, and creates the right impression, but it should not obscure the functionality.
It's also worth keeping in mind that the way people view websites is changing. As technology advances, more and more people are using mobile devices like telephones to access web pages. Depending upon your aim, it can be counterproductive to build a site primarily arranged around beautiful graphics, only to find that they make the webpage impossible to read in certain formats.
You can, of course, have the best of both worlds - and provide different formats for visitors depending upon their needs, including a text-only version of your site.