The 21 Psychological Elements that Power Effective Web Design (Part 2)

(This article was originally published in the MarketingExperiments email newsletter.)

Before you begin a web design project, here are three crucial questions to ask :

Is your website a disorganized set of voices (modules) talking at the same time, or does it have a linear flow?
Do your pages have a different personality from the primary driver of your company’s success, or are they contributing toward that distinct personality?
Is your website speaking AT your customers or TO your customers?

In this replay of a live, interactive session, Flint McGlaughlin focuses on three more of the 21 design elements of an effective webpage: flow, personality, connection. (If you missed part 1 of the series, you can watch it here.)

You can follow along by downloading a PDF copy (in two sizes) of the infographic that he uses in the video:

Infographic: The 21 Psychological Elements that Power Effective Web Design

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