Anyone can create a website these days. Someone with just a small idea in their brain, can look towards the world wide web as an avenue to make a personal website and vent whatever is on their mind. With all the free web hosting sites available, why not have strongly held opinions out for the world to see. Typing in "my homepage" into a search engine will yield over 7 million pages complete with animated GIFs to view. Most of these sites will rarely get more than a hundred hits in their lifetime.
Why? They aren't writers. They don't realize the sheer stagnation of their writing. Quality writing is not written as conversation, but as a book. But it's how they talk to their friends and they seem to enjoy it, don't they? It can't be all that bad, right?
Wrong. Their adorable overused template and WYSISYG HTML editor in hand, they set out to make their own site. The barrier to entry is nonexistent. Templates so often used many have a subliminal reflex to close the window on sight.
Businesses creating a page that serves the whooping purpose of absolutely nothing. They have the resources but not the point. They have no idea what they're doing there, and just want a piece of the cake. Shilling of their products to those stumbling by who would never be interested.
However, some actually do have great ideas, but do not have the resources build. In such a large information gathering and driven age, web design can be a difficult task. With a few design flaws, a site can be very user unfriendly. Many create webpages that are difficult to navigate and put together color schemes that are hard on the eyes. To overcome this, they tend to make the site flashier where simplicity was probably the answer.
Although some may have an interesting topic or service, chances are they are going to be joining an array of others with the same idea and with already created web content. They move forward and are rarely heard from again. Usually these fail due to lack of planning and ambition to see the project through. Having some type of barrier, will benefit business people by weeding out those who are not ready to take on this endeavor.
Creating a site is hard work and they have only seen the thin, outer shell of the task. The coding, the testing, the advertising, the writing, and most important of all, the timeless concept. The sheer will to see their project turn into something worthwhile. A website can often take a year before any results are ever attainedand if they cannot get past their grandeur and have the vitality to see it through, the site will remain what it truly is: garbage.
They begin to create the site, give up and are left with random pictures of their pet, a few voiced opinions, or a service that will never be utilized. If the proper conditions and planning are not there to create a good website, people should not try in the first place.
Why? They aren't writers. They don't realize the sheer stagnation of their writing. Quality writing is not written as conversation, but as a book. But it's how they talk to their friends and they seem to enjoy it, don't they? It can't be all that bad, right?
Wrong. Their adorable overused template and WYSISYG HTML editor in hand, they set out to make their own site. The barrier to entry is nonexistent. Templates so often used many have a subliminal reflex to close the window on sight.
Businesses creating a page that serves the whooping purpose of absolutely nothing. They have the resources but not the point. They have no idea what they're doing there, and just want a piece of the cake. Shilling of their products to those stumbling by who would never be interested.
However, some actually do have great ideas, but do not have the resources build. In such a large information gathering and driven age, web design can be a difficult task. With a few design flaws, a site can be very user unfriendly. Many create webpages that are difficult to navigate and put together color schemes that are hard on the eyes. To overcome this, they tend to make the site flashier where simplicity was probably the answer.
Although some may have an interesting topic or service, chances are they are going to be joining an array of others with the same idea and with already created web content. They move forward and are rarely heard from again. Usually these fail due to lack of planning and ambition to see the project through. Having some type of barrier, will benefit business people by weeding out those who are not ready to take on this endeavor.
Creating a site is hard work and they have only seen the thin, outer shell of the task. The coding, the testing, the advertising, the writing, and most important of all, the timeless concept. The sheer will to see their project turn into something worthwhile. A website can often take a year before any results are ever attainedand if they cannot get past their grandeur and have the vitality to see it through, the site will remain what it truly is: garbage.
They begin to create the site, give up and are left with random pictures of their pet, a few voiced opinions, or a service that will never be utilized. If the proper conditions and planning are not there to create a good website, people should not try in the first place.
About the Author:
Stephen Grisham, Sr. is a Staff Writer for InfoServe Media, a Houston Web hosting company that provides custom web design. Visit today, or call 1 (800) 838-2203 for a free quote.
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