1. Test your page on Firefox, IE and Safari

CSS and javascript behave differently on those three major web browsers. So, make sure the page look almost the same on all of them.

2. Make your page easy to read

Don’t put too much stuff on your home page, otherwise it fairly easily confuses people. Also, it potentially slow down the page loading speed.

3. Arrange the page content according to the importance of page sections

People pay more attention to the top right area of a page, followed by Top Left, and then the bottom areas. By putting appropriate content upon their importance, it will dramatically increase the ability to attract visitors and helps them to get your message much quicker.

4. Keyword is KING unless you don’t want search engines to pick up information

Don’t forget that you can always use <meta name=“keywords”>, <metaname=‘description’> and page title/url name to store the desired search terms. In that case, you don’t necessarily put all of them on the page itself.

5. Make as fewer HTTP requests as possible

HTTP requests occurs when loading images, css, javascript, and HTML files. Apparently, the more stuff to load, the longer it takes, and 24% visitors leave a site if it takes more than 4 second to load, especially for the home pages.

6. Don’t use more than 4 different colors if you are not an expert

Statistically, most people are able to handle 3 different colors on a page quite well but abit struggle facing 5+ colors situation. Also, the colors you like may not be your visitors’ favorite.

7. Validate HTML, CSS, Feed

CSS validator: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

XHTML validator: http://validator.w3.org/

Feed validator: http://validator.w3.org/feed/

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