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Web Design & Development

Web Design & Development

Website Design & Development

SyberGrupe is in Johannesburg based and we are website design and development experts that create remarkable online brand experiences. All our development is done with responsive functionality and is mobile-friendly. We ensure that the user journey is simple, and visitors find what they are looking for.

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How a website benefits your business

Be visible online

People are searching for services or products they are searching online on search engines to find companies providing the products or services. Without a website, you will be invisible.

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Create credibility

Google shows websites with credibility more often, so it's important to have a website that is credible. This means your user experience (UX) must be designed to enable them to get the information they have searched for is immediately available, the content is structured with keywords and subtitles to make it easy for users to read.

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Always Available

ECommerce websites specifically benefit from being open all the time. Other websites may have chatbots to answer customer's questions.  

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Access to worldwide markets

Billions of people search on the internet for services and products.  You can get a share of that.  

What does website design include and why it is important?

Website design is the look and feel of what people will judge your website on. There are multiple factors that are considered to design the best website for your company and industry according to best practice standards:

1| User Experience (UX) Design

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UX is an art within the boundaries of science that makes business sense and drives ROI for organizations. A seamless UX is about providing meaningful and relevant experiences to visitors in order to increase interactions and retain them on your website.

 

This can be created with regards to usability and customer’s perceived experience. There are several ways one can use to make UX Design a success. Our recommendations for UX Design principles to create successful experiences include the following:

Focus on the users

The most important focus is the user's needs, expectations, motivation and frustrations which needs to be taken into consideration when creating your website's persona.

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Data-driven design

Design is great when it is informed through multiple data sources. Designers utilize data as a source to make effective design decisions. Examples of data sources are user insights, business analytics, competition benchmarks, and site analytics. The data-driven design will help achieve long-term business as well as visitor goals and in addition, give visitors a great experience which will ultimately help in user engagement and retention.

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Design Consistency

Consistency is the key principle of UX design. A good user experience helps visitors to get used to the product quickly and reduce the learning time. If a visitor encounters inconsistency, the chances of him returning back to your website are less. Consistency helps businesses build recall value, credibility, and trust in the company.

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Technology compatibility

As we all know, technology changes all the time and when we design we need to make sure the design can be handle by the existing technology, especially for responsiveness and mobile visibility. Ensure the interaction, strategy and visual design envisioned are aligned with the technology used.

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Focusing on business goals and objectives

For any product or service to be successful in the industry, the UX design of that product or service MUST make business sense. Defining your business goals upfront is extremely important. An outstanding UX design generates an exceptional balance between business and user goals. Making the end customers happy while meeting the business goals will eventually result in ROI for your business.

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Design for Learnability, Memorability and Task Efficiency

One of the important UX design principles includes creating designs that are easy to discover, create memorable experiences and make visitors find their content efficiently and effectively. 

  • Learnability is based on the visitor’s understanding of the design.

  • Memorability means, when the visitors return to the site, they should be able to remember where to find what they are looking for. At this point, the visitor's experience plays a crucial role as a differentiator.

  • Task efficiency is helping the visitor to provide access to complete a call to action efficiently which is also achieved with the help of a great user experience.

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2| User Interface (UI) Design

 

The term refers to User Interface Design, which addresses the look and feels, the presentation and interactivity of a product or service.

 

User Interface Design is also a challenging role, responsible for the transference of a product’s development, research, content, and layout into an attractive, guiding and responsive experience for users.

 

Cater to Universal Usability

A great UI design will take into consideration all screen sizes the website will be viewed on. Mobile users have become predominant, therefore, the key is to create adaptive user interfaces that will give the consumer a great experience, despite the display or orientation of the device they’re using.

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Prevent errors

Any errors or pages loading incorrectly will prevent visitors to your website to take action and they will leave and never return.

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Clarity

Because visitors glance through websites, it is vital to keep the design simple to understand. Use easily readable language without industry jargon. If you have goals to create conversions, ensure that the journey is in a sequence to achieve the goal.

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Make the web pages consistent

All pages on your website should be predictable, continuous and within expectation. Ensure consistency of processes, functionality, appearance and terminology.

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Context

We use context to enable us to connect new ideas with old ideas, building relationships and meaning in our world. It boils down to the timing and the manner the design is presented. Contextual User Interface is the location-based, time-sensitive and situation-based design of a website so that it delivers the most relevant data to the user.

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Size and distance

Determining the size of UI objects and the amount of whitespace between each other is crucial to making sure that the design looks balanced and predictable.

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Guided actions

Normally people won't take action unless they are asked. That is why tactics like call-to-action are helping to drive conversions.

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Clear actions

Ensure that items like your contact us are clear and visible not leaving your visitors second-guessing. 

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3| Search Engine Optimization

 

"SEO is all about putting in the time and dedicating resources to getting things done. Keyword research, website speed, content generation, and link building are all things that require time and attention. There are no shortcuts." Ryan Stewart, SEO Consultant, and Managing Partner at The Blueprint Training

 

SyberGrupe provides SEO as part of our services for all our website clients. Read more about SEO here.

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4| Google Analytics

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What you need to know about Google Analytics as it is important to obtain valuable insights to make business and marketing decisions. In order to fully understand your web presence and arrives at concrete action steps, you need to dig deeper into your website visitor data. 

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Business Questions Google Analytics can answer:

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Who is my visitor

All visitors have different ages, genders and behaviour. Understanding your audience will have more precise segmented targeting on all channels. If designers do not quite understand the different user segments visiting your website means they wouldn’t know what kind of website design they consider beautiful and useful. 

Where are my visitors coming from?

Now that we know who your visitors are, it's good to know where they are coming from. You can optimize your marketing budget across the highest-performing advertising channels that will bring you higher quality visitors more likely to convert.

Which pages have your visitors visited?

Getting visitors to your website is just the beginning of their journey. Keeping visitors on your website depends on your website design and if visitors found what they were looking for.

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Google Analytics provides you with detailed visitor statistics broken down by each of your web pages. These data can help you identify your best and worst pages and optimize them accordingly.

What is my visitor's behaviour from page to page?

User experience design is not just about designing great pages but about the user experience across pages that direct them to a call to action.

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Google Analytics provides a very helpful behaviour flow feature that helps you identify your website’s most common user journey flows.

How many conversions?

All form submissions, email clicks, phone clicks, registrations and more can be tracked as conversions and is set up to show in your Google Analytics.

Ready to start a partnership?

 

We’d love to help you grow your Revenue and Brand Online.

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