White space promotes reading
Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2024 8:52 am
With this structure you manage to synthesize one idea per paragraph, so your readers will focus on each particular point until they reach the end of the post without even realizing it.
Lists/Bullets are great
They are able to highlight key and important phrases to give meaning to an idea. Do you remember what you read at the beginning of this section? We mentioned a list of 4 questions that you should ask yourself when using web analytics.
Well, there is nothing hidden in his intention, he simply seeks to summarise in 4 simple points security and commodity brokers email list what on another occasion would have led to the creation of 2 or 3 paragraphs. Simple!
You may notice that many blogs have white space, in our case the background is white. Many people will think that it is an overly simple design, but the truth is that there is a really important intention: we want our readers to be able to concentrate on reading.
The idea of the white spaces is to give the reader the freedom to move forward or back to the most important points and to those areas that will cause their session time to increase.
Graphic elements cannot be missing
We know that there are different types of users: there are those who love to read a good text and those who prefer to consume video content, and even those who prefer to read infographics. Surely, your audience is made up of a mix; therefore, combine text with videos and graphic material that allows you to dilute the information in a more practical way.
Mobile users visit a website for very specific reasons, so you need to make the reason why they came to your content more widely known.
Conclusion
It is really key that you understand that Mobile First design is a determining factor for Google to turn its attention to you and put you in a very special place in the search results.
He always values those sites that put a lot of effort into user experience, so absolutely everything you do should be geared towards extending the session time of your mobile users, that's what will make the giant love you.
A/B testing can help you determine what works and what doesn't. Also rely on web analytics - there's no better data than that recorded by your own audience.
Lists/Bullets are great
They are able to highlight key and important phrases to give meaning to an idea. Do you remember what you read at the beginning of this section? We mentioned a list of 4 questions that you should ask yourself when using web analytics.
Well, there is nothing hidden in his intention, he simply seeks to summarise in 4 simple points security and commodity brokers email list what on another occasion would have led to the creation of 2 or 3 paragraphs. Simple!
You may notice that many blogs have white space, in our case the background is white. Many people will think that it is an overly simple design, but the truth is that there is a really important intention: we want our readers to be able to concentrate on reading.
The idea of the white spaces is to give the reader the freedom to move forward or back to the most important points and to those areas that will cause their session time to increase.
Graphic elements cannot be missing
We know that there are different types of users: there are those who love to read a good text and those who prefer to consume video content, and even those who prefer to read infographics. Surely, your audience is made up of a mix; therefore, combine text with videos and graphic material that allows you to dilute the information in a more practical way.
Mobile users visit a website for very specific reasons, so you need to make the reason why they came to your content more widely known.
Conclusion
It is really key that you understand that Mobile First design is a determining factor for Google to turn its attention to you and put you in a very special place in the search results.
He always values those sites that put a lot of effort into user experience, so absolutely everything you do should be geared towards extending the session time of your mobile users, that's what will make the giant love you.
A/B testing can help you determine what works and what doesn't. Also rely on web analytics - there's no better data than that recorded by your own audience.