21 Psychological Elements For Powering Effective Web Design - Infographic

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16-06-2020

Are you looking for tips to make your current business website more effective? Do you want to understand how psychology can help with your web design process?

Marketing Experiments created the informative infographic below.

Here are the top tips from their infographic:

Web page layout
Look and feel of the design
Headline with questions
What is the offer
Why offer solves a problem
Values of the offer
Evidence, social proof, testimonials etc
How to get the offer
Create urgency

Don't forget to watch the video to help understand the infographic below

Check out the infographic below for more useful tips

21 Psychological Elements For Powering Effective Web Design - Infographic

Article By Pankaj Shah | June 16th, 2020 | Web designers

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