Web design is more than just fonts and colors, although that is part of it. Design is also another way of describing the “look and feel” of a website – how the site looks to the user and how it feels when he or she is interacting with it. The look and feel of a website can also be described as the website’s “personality.” Your website’s personality should reflect the type of business you have and what you offer, as well as your audience. What does your tribe respond to in terms of design (look) and interaction (feel)? A financial website will have a different look and feel than a photographer’s portfolio. The former will be more straight forward and the latter will be more creative with lines that flow. That’s just an example. Our blog offers many posts with design advice and information, from tools and resources to a look at how each color affects web users psychologically.
It seems like just yesterday everyone was discussing the new up and coming web design trends for 2021, and now here we are in 2022. If you haven’t updated your website in a few years, or are just interested in new web design tips that will put your website above...
Productivity booster: streamlining workflow Managing your membership website, as you may know by now, is not something you dip into once in a while, but is a regular practice. As the business owner, you are responsible for getting and retaining clients on an ongoing basis. The most popular (and successful)...
White space is a powerful design element that has an important role to play on your website. The effective use of white space brings clarity to your design. It improves both the user experience and your marketing objective by directing a visitor’s attention to certain areas of your page -...
Your membership website’s homepage should always be a work in progress. A homepage can easily begin to look outdated in the ever changing digital landscape so never consider it a finished product but always in a state of evolution. You should regularly review its content, layout, navigation, page speed and...
A membership website is a perfect solution to the problem of how to earn an income from your expertise. You can use material you already have on hand, such as videos or blog posts, podcasts, webinars. The list goes on. You simply set up a website that offers access to those...
If you’re a yoga teacher attracting local students to your studio, you may be looking for opportunities to generate more income from your business. You may already have an online presence - a website, Facebook & Instagram postings, maybe even TikTok videos. But an online presence doesn't necessarily equate to...
Whether you've been a fitness coach for years or just decided to venture out on your own after working at a gym or fitness facility, one thing is for sure -- you need a professional website. That's step 1. Step 2 answers the question: "How do I make money online...
Creating a membership website has never been easier. And while most website builders offer loads of templates, many of the designs consist of just the bare bones needed to convince and convert a visitor to a paying member. SubHub has introduced a new collection of themed templates especially designed for...
The proper use of headings on a website’s homepage plays an important role in both enhancing user engagement and optimising your site for search. Headings help readers and search engines to understand what your site is about, what is important and how your content is all connected. Headings provide structure....
The most successful membership websites aren’t defined by their visual beauty but by their ability to deliver a positive user experience. This means a design that foremost focuses on meeting the needs of the user. One of the guiding principles of UX (user experience) design is Hick’s Law. In 1952,...
