I really like WordPress as they have tons of designs to suit everyone. As I find out more about WordPress I am impressed with the flexibility of the templates.

A web page needs to enhance the product and not overpower it. I like a more gentle design, with a template that I can add images onto to enhance it.

I have been to really gaudy coloured websites where the text has been so hard to read I have just bypassed it, or the background colour so bright it has made me squint my eyes.

Without reading this I could have had the same website design for years and, not realized it needed an overhaul. Also I wouldn’t have realized that an out dated website design could cause a high bounce rate and sales to drop.

I need to take a closer look at my stats to see which pages are working for me. I already know that my most popular pages are not the ones I thought they would be. Also, I should check what my visitors are clicking on because again it might give me some ideas.

I don’t think I’ve given enough thought to my target market. When I work out who that is, it might mean that I need to redesign my website. I’m definitely going to have to work on this.

I had not thought about trying to improve my perfect website design .

I will go look at it now and try to make sure that it doesn’t suggest either my age or outlook, but rather my update will suggest a muscular Adonis kind of nice person who will only rob the rich.

Seriously you certainly are correct in that things, tastes, traditions, fads and such are constantly changing.

I think there is a lot to say for a basic classic design which may not look overly contemporary, but will stand the test of time and not have to be adjusted with each change in fad or gimmick.

In fact, again the underlying policy should be that honesty is the best of the available policies. I try to make my site look like what it is and nothing more, but as attractively as possible.

Thanks for the reminder.