#DIYwebdesign tip 5/7: Make sure buyers can find your products in every category they fit. You don't want a visitor clicking on one category and missing a product they’d really like because it’s only listed on an overlapping page.
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#DIYwebdesign tip 4/7: Your website needs clear, intuitive navigation. Save your creativity for your products and the style of your #webdesign - not the mechanics of your site.
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#DIYwebdesign tip 3/7: Don't be shy about your branding. It should be clear to viewers on every single page what website they're on and who created the products they're looking at.
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#DIYwebdesign 2/7: Don't give in to the temptation of a sleek, white site (unless you work with marble, that is). Be bold. Use texture! Tell visitors exactly what you do from the moment your page loads.
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#DIYwebdesign 1/7: Don't stress about color theory! For right now, just choose a palette that works well with your product images. (That color might be white, but experiment before you go with the obvious option).
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Starting your own crafting business website? Make the most of it with these 7 tips from the seasoned web designers at We Are Seven.
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