Got Your Attention?
“I keep coming back here!”
It usually takes a few visits for prospects to get in touch. Sites with the most return visitors, add fresh content to bring them back. Does your content hold your audience’s attention?
Engaging Visitors

Finding Your Target
Developing User Personas
Describe your ideal client. What’s relevant and what do they value most from your service? What’s less important? Work with us to ensure that’s what you talk about most.

Killer Content: Your Brand
Consistency, consistency, consistency
All marketing, whether it’s content on the website, a newsletter or social media post must relate to your brand and why your clients value what you do.

Illustrate, Don’t Decorate
Photographs, Illustrations, Video
Use well positioned images to signpost and hook visitors in. Even ‘stock’ type images help. Avoid meaningless images and these photo clichés >
Please!
Don’t Do This
Micro Animations
Adds Dynamism and attracts attention
Quick and light animation helps directs visitors, as long as its just used once per element. Avoid pulsating graphics. They also carry seizure risks. Read WCAG’s guidelines >

Frictionless Forms
A Good Form is a Short Form
For contact forms, making a booking or getting a PDF download, the fewer fields the higher the response. Use ‘conditional logic to hide irrelevant fields. Learn more >

Keep it Going
Fresh Content for your audience and AI
New, on-brand content verifies your experience and expertise to AI (called GEO). It also reminds clients and prospects what else you do, nudging them to get in touch.
Articles about Making Content Engaging
Transforming Forms
Reading Time: 5 minutesUse technology to reduce online form abandon rates and autoformat enquiries.
A Face Your Can Trust?
Reading Time: 9 minutesEye tracking research proves visitors look at faces before anything else on a web page.
Forms without Fatigue
Reading Time: 5 minutesGood web designers encourage their clients to reduce fields and avoid them getting too personal.
Beware of the Dark
Reading Time: 8 minutesDark patterns in UX are designed to make you do something you didn't want to do.



