7 tips to improve your website

Use clear typography, readable contrast and consistent spacing so visitors can find what matters. Check layouts in current browsers and on smaller screens. Text should remain readable, controls should be easy to tap and important content should not require sideways scrolling.

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Keep your logo consistent across the website and use an appropriate vector format such as SVG when available. Choose genuine, relevant photos and compress them for the web. JPEG, PNG, WebP and AVIF each have uses; compare quality and file size rather than prescribing one format for every image.

Give informative images useful alternative text. Decorative images should not add unnecessary screen-reader descriptions.

Explain what you offer, who it suits and how to take the next step. Put the most useful answer near the start of each page. Use descriptive headings, real project examples and accurate details. Link to a relevant service or guide when it helps the visitor continue.

Group related services clearly and make popular pages easy to reach. Give each page an obvious next step, such as requesting a quote or comparing plans. Avoid competing buttons and interruptions that cover the content. A longer page can still work well when its sections are clear and easy to scan.

Use descriptive page titles, meaningful headings and crawlable links between related pages. Publish useful information written for customers rather than repeating keywords. Make important content available on mobile and use HTTPS.

Our WordPress SEO guide explains these fundamentals. Google’s SEO Starter Guide provides the primary reference. These practices support discovery; they do not guarantee rankings.

Make relevant service pages easy to find from your existing customer communications and business channels. Send visitors to a page that answers their specific need and offers a clear next step. If you choose paid advertising, set a budget around your own goals and capacity; one fixed amount will not suit every business.

Review prices, contact details, service descriptions and older advice regularly. Keep WordPress, themes and plugins maintained, with backups and a way to test changes before they reach visitors.

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