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A random respondent will receive $20 via Pay Pal for their opinion on September 24th 2007

Hi All,

I decided it is time for another site redesign of jpcservicesinc.com. We are now getting 100's of unique visitors a day and great feedback about the information to find legitimate work from home opportunities and free job search resources on the site.

In an effort to make the site more user friendly and to get my visitors to where they want to be faster I am testing out a new home page design.  Please check out the new layout. Your feedback would be great! Positive or negative all will be welcomed.

What makes jpcservicesinc.com great is it's visitors and I want to make the new site design as friendly to you as possible.

Which one do you like more?

Old Design

vs.

New Design

Since I really do value all of our visitors opinions I will give one randomly selected visitor who has given feedback $20 USD via Pay Pal on September 24th. I would appreciate an email from the winner stating that they did receive the money from me as proof that I actually did what I said I would. Besides that there are no other strings attached. It is just to show my appreciation for you guys taking the time. You can leave your feedback as a comment here or click on the give feed link at the new site design.

As always to find great absolutely FREE ways to find legitimate work from home opportunities and job search resources visit jpcservicesinc.com (old design)

Thanks,

Dave

Are people coming to your website to leave within 30 seconds? This is a pretty obvious sign that it may be time to reconsider your design. Your website is your “baby”, which often makes it hard to see obvious mistakes.

Below are some of the most common web design mistakes:

Poor Web Site Copy: People do not “read” websites, they “scan” them. The top of the page and first paragraph should clearly indicate the purpose of your web site. You are not getting paid by the word. Your copy should be clear and directly to the point.

Misspelled Words: Every computer comes with spell check for free, use it. Words that are spelled incorrectly make your website look amateurish. Did I spell that right? Yes I did. What would your initial impression be if I didn’t?

Constantly Running Animations: This can be distracting when used excessively. There should be no more than one animated object in your view at any time. Also in this category are excessive, large, flashing & obnoxious advertisements. 

Complicated Navigation – Keep your navigation simple by creating clear links on all web pages. This helps your visitors find the information they are looking for easily. If a person constantly experiences broken links and error pages they will click elsewhere. Put some thought into how you want your visitors to navigate through your site. Ever notice that the milk in your local supermarket is in the back of the store? Why do you think that is?

Outdated Information: Continually update and disregard outdated information. If there is still a page discussing who is going to win the 2004 presidential election, chances are you are going to lose a visitor that will NEVER return.

To sum up, here are some questions you need to ask yourself:

Who is my target audience?

What do I offer my visitors?

How easy is it for them to find the information they are looking for?

What am I trying to achieve with my website?