Learn from Successful Web Sitesdesigned to be read or even thoroughly looked at; they are meant to be scanned for something good to click. These sites are dense and busy, with scads of links, typically organized under 5-10 areas or headings. They generally use dark type on a white background to increase legibility. Each has several areas where a background color is used to set off a group of information. Varying column widths and font sizes are used also to help set off different areas so that the eye can quickly jump from area to area. These sites are not designed for effect but efficiency. These pages are a crazy quilt of colors, type sizes and styles. Within the crazy collage, though, one can see a method. The sites are using variety to help users identify the various groups of information that appear on the page. This allows the user to quickly identify the group of information that they are interested and jump to it.
Faster is better.
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