When I first started web designing, developing and promoting websites in early 2000, "long-copy" pages were often the standard. While there has been a clear shift towards the "less-is-more" school of design (and copywriting), the Web is in no shortage of sites that shun the notion altogether. If you're a believer that there's something special about long-copy Web design and online marketing, then read on to discover some important site design tips and techniques.
There are hundreds of examples of long-copy designs. We will look at two today to identify techniques that you might want to employ or at least consider for your own deployments. Other long-copy websites follow pretty much the exact same formula. We will also follow up this post in the future with some long-copy Web design trends.
See the full story at: http://www.websitemagazine.com/content/blogs/posts/archive/2010/01/28/long-copy-web-design-techniques.aspx
There are hundreds of examples of long-copy designs. We will look at two today to identify techniques that you might want to employ or at least consider for your own deployments. Other long-copy websites follow pretty much the exact same formula. We will also follow up this post in the future with some long-copy Web design trends.
See the full story at: http://www.websitemagazine.com/content/blogs/posts/archive/2010/01/28/long-copy-web-design-techniques.aspx
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