Web Design: Creative and Standardized….Can you have both?

| Web Page Elements

The area of a webpage that contains the logo and page menu is called the header. Standardization of the header makes the website easier to use which means more pages are visited and viewers stay on the site longer. 

I usually put the header at the top of a website which is the most expected placement. Down the left side is the next best place to put it. 

Getting super creative about where you put the header on a website is not the way to make a website stand out if the goal is to have people see the content. 

A main goal for me is to make a website as easy to use as possible because that makes it easier for people and in turn better for the website’s search engine ranking. So I choose to be creative within the message, content and design of other page elements, not the header.

Ask me how I achieve a custom website design so that it doesn’t look like a generic template while still being user friendly for people while making the search engines happy.

Testimonials

Clucking about Fresh Eggs

I had a wonderful time working with Holly! She’s fun and easy going but it’s also clear that she knows her stuff. I felt like she really listened to the heart of what I wanted for my website and I’m so excited with the result!

Erin Goodier

Owner,

Goodier Creative

Thank you Holly for a great website and photos!

Your patience and commitment to the project is so appreciated. I can’t wait to recommend you without hesitation for your work.

What I keep hearing is how unique the website is. It’s not a standard template, and your care and ongoing communication made all the difference.

Susan Levin

Your Medical Detective

Holly was great at managing our timeline and providing meeting notes to assist us providing information. We are so happy with the great design and her attention to our priorities for the website.

Doug Shaw

Principal,

Jericho Design Group