The User Experience Blog for Website Architecture Planning

If you’ve ever wondered how popular websites are able to drive people to their sites and generate millions of views, it’s likely a result of great SEO copywriting. Knowing how to utilize SEO copywriting can help your site deliver great content and meet the expectations of your audience. When you use the right combination of SEO copywriting, web browsers will find your content without searching too hard. But like many other tools, mastering SEO copywriting requires work and some trial and error. It’s a vital component of any serious developer’s SEO strategy. Digital algorithms are always changing. This change has to be addressed even before it happens. What’s more, your content still has to be enjoyable. So how can you appeal both to your audience and the changing codes behind computer languages? Mastering SEO for successful application can be done by choosing the right words and content presentation that is easy to find and engaging to an audience.

Having a certification in a topic is a great way to show proof of your knowledge and experience in the subject. There is a long list of certifications. Some people get certified in typing, digital art software, mechanical fields and even in medicine.  In areas like education, a certification is an indicator that you are capable of teaching others about a specific topic. You can find certification programs in many common places. It just depends on what your goal is for the knowledge and how much you’re willing to invest. For example, many people have heard of Google. But while it’s known to many people as a source of finding answers, Google also offers certificates.

There are different types and levels of certifications offered that cover business, education and web development. One type of Google certification is a professional accreditation for the Google AdWords business-focused advertisement service. AdWords helps businesses generate ad revenue based on consumer interests. It is also the required program for those wanting to share their content and also use the ads featured on Google and its associated networks. The algorithms used helped create personalized ads depending on what a viewer has clicked. Your certificates will be displayed and linked to your Google+ account, so it’s best to have one unified profile for your business.

The speed of a website often determines how likely we are to stay on it. In fact, for some us, speed is even more important than the look of the site. It can be extremely annoying to have to wait for a page to load, and more often than not, we lost interest pretty quickly and move on.

This is bad for business. If you want customers to linger just a little bit longer on your products, if you want your SEO rankings to remain competitive and generally provide a better experience to the visitors of your site, then speed should be somewhere near the top of your priority list.

You’ve likely come across a website or a webpage that has generated a pop-up box asking you for a username and password. Without either or the right combination of both, you can’t access that page or website.

There are numerous reasons for wanting to password protect a site or a portion thereof. It adds security to your content by giving you control over who has access to the information. There are also a number of ways for you to password protect your site or certain pages thereof, including the use of JavaScript, PHP, or the Htaccess file.

Web accessibility is the principle of preventing discrimination against website users with disabilities. More specifically, it means having websites and web content that people with disabilities are able to access, comprehend, navigate, and interact with, allowing them to contribute.

In essence, “web accessibility” is a blanket term that serves to encompass all disabilities that do otherwise affect access to the internet. This includes visual, auditory, cognitive, neurological, physical, and speech impairments. Older users, whose abilities are changing due to aging, can also be included in this thought.

There are millions of people with disabilities who deserve to have equal access to website and web content. Sadly, most websites and website software currently incorporate accessibility barriers. These make it increasingly difficult, often impossible, for users with disabilities to enjoy the full benefits of the online world that most of us take for granted. Take a look at the following blog post, “How Website Accessibility Affect Persons with Disabilities”, to see the challenges faced by users with different disabilities.