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We’ve all seen or heard about the horrors of failed redesigns. Regardless of the size or scale of a site, any redesign is frought with potential perils and pitfalls. Alienating your existing users is probably one of the biggest dangers of any redesign project. The following guide should keep you on the right path for creating a revamped and re-imagined site that keeps your users happy.
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Designing Effective FAQ Pages :
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Architecture should fulfill three things: strength, utility and beauty. In essence this is what a web design should fulfill also, with maintainability reflecting strength and usability reflecting utility. But while these three goals are shared, the essence of the two fields is actually quite different, so much so that in a way they could be considered opposites. Continue...
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When it comes to designing and building a website many small details are eventually left out of the design process. These details are easy to miss because the overall look and feel of the website has changed a lot. Let’s dig into the 5 key elements to keep in mind which will polish your website.
1. Links: Include the followingstates for all links on the page.
• Normal: This is the default stateof a link; i.e. one that is not being hovered over or being clicked or pointingto a URL that the user has already visited. This link format has been coveredby the majority of designers.
• Visited: This is a link that isnot being hovered over or clicked but whose target has been visited by theuser. • Active: An active link is onethat is currently being clicked by the user. Most developers will replicate thehover state here if a style is not provided to them. • Hover: Finally, the hover stateis what the link looks like when the user mouses over it. This and the normalstates are the ones most designers prepare for.
 
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