What belongs on your homepage
Start with what you do and who it’s for. Add your services or products, a few photos of your work, and a way to contact you. Read the page as someone who has never heard of your business: would they know what you offer?
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Notes on websites.
What to put on your homepage, how to prepare your content, and what to consider before building a website.
When animation helps and when it gets in the way
Animation can show that a menu has opened or an item has been added to a cart. If visitors have to wait for an effect before reading text or clicking a button, it’s making the site harder to use.
SEO starts with describing what you do
A title such as “Bicycle repairs in Niš” says more than “Quality you can trust”. Describe the service, say where you work, and answer your customers’ questions. That content is useful before any further SEO work.
How to prepare content before website production begins
Gather your logo, a list of services or products, contact details, and photos you have permission to use. Note what’s still missing so we can agree on who will prepare each piece of content before building starts.
Why contact forms often fail to generate enquiries
Review how much information you ask for and say when someone can expect a reply. Check submission on a phone and leave an email address for people who prefer it.
What to check after your site goes live
Update the site when your prices, opening hours, or services change. Check the contact form occasionally and agree on who handles updates, backups, and domain renewal.