I’ve noticed one thing that makes graphic designers hang their head – when it’s suggested that we try to cram a ton of stuff on a website’s home page. But that’s not what a home page is for. It may seem easy, but when we’re putting together a home page, a lot of thought goes into the layout. That’s why I asked our Creative Director Mike Jandreau and our Graphic Designer Branin Blodgett to tell me what they thought the most important elements of a website’s home page was.
we would offer a few tips: A “hero” section featuring your product or service The “hero” section usually has a large banner image placed front and center on your home page. This is called a “hero image” and it will switzerland telegram data probably be the first thing a site visitor sees. The hero section should always present the site’s most important content – in essence, it should feature the product or service you offer.
This doesn’t have to be lengthy. As you can see on the Yankee Goldsmiths website, the hero section has the business tagline and a sentence about the exact service they provide. It’s simple and it’s effective. A unique value proposition/about the business section A unique value proposition, or UVP, is a fancy title with a simple definition: it’s a statement that describes the benefit of the service or product you offer.