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There are most important things which need to be considered before designing a website. Web designing is the act of making content of the website more attractive and prominent to the user. But effective web designing can only be done with proper research and analysis.

Following are the three important things (Comes in research and analysis) which are important to define for your website.

Audience

• Study the needs of your targeted audience is the first step to design the website
• Identifying the needs of your audience is very much important. This is the way you can make your website according to the expectation of your users.
• You as a developer or designer can increase the accessibility factor your website by studying your audience.
• Accessibility is the general term used to define the degree to which a product, information or service is accessible.
• By studying your audience you can increase the usability of your website.
• Usability is the general term used to define the degree to which a service, product or information is helpful to achieve a particular goal.

Content

• Content is one everything on the website. Second Content is the text only placed in your website. In other words content can be multimedia or text only.
• Need to study the concept of copywriting.
• Copywriting is the act of writing content which makes good sense to the user and then make it optimized to the Search engines by writing keyword rich content.
• If you have intentions to promote your website via search engines then consider your user on the top priority.
• Content is the way by which you can communicate to your audience so define your website content in a precise &smart way.

Conversion

• Conversion is the process to which your website visitors convert into your client.
• For conversion you need to identify the needs of audience so that what they want is you provide to them.

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