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There are many graphic designs websites that fail to target
their required graphic designs traffic, even if they’ve had some graphic
designs search engine optimisation work done. One of the main causes for this
is simply because the graphic designs website isn’t search engine friendly.
This is a basic graphic designs essential that needs to be
incorporated into the design of all graphic designs websites at the outset –
think of it as the foundation to establishing your graphic designs search
engine optimisation strategy.
This article aims to highlight the areas a graphic designs
web designer should think about and incorporate into their graphic designs for
search engine effectiveness:
1. graphic designs Search Engine Friendly Pages
It is important that when you design your graphic designs
website you not only bear in mind what your graphic designs website
requirements are, but also what the graphic designs requirements are for search
engines. Best way to approach this is to remember that search engines don’t really
care about how nice or complicated your graphics or flash movies are, or how
snazzy your javascript is. Instead search engines look at the graphic designs
code behind your page. Therefore if you want to impress a graphic designs
search engine, then your code needs to be nice and easy to read. Now from this
I don’t mean adding ‘comment’ tags and breaking the lines of code up with
spaces, but to ensure that the graphic designs elements the search engine is
interested in, i.e. Title tag, Description tag, graphic designs Keyword tag
(these days only some search engines really use the graphic designs keyword
tag), Alt tag, are readable near the beginning of the code. Search Engines
don’t like wadding through lines and lines of javascript to get to the core
areas that can help you graphic designs page’s ranking. Therefore careful
planning and positioning of your graphic designs page elements is required.
TIPS:
• If you’re using table for laying out your graphic designs
page then make them simple and not too complex.
• Avoid using frames.
• If you need javascripts for graphic designs navigation
purposes, then use smaller scripts to call up the bulk of the javascript from a
different graphic designs file.
• Think twice on how to use graphic designs – make them relevant
to your content and use the Alt tag for all graphic designs images.
• Position the main content of the graphic designs page
before the images, or at least with the images nested between the text.