Sigma Infotech incorporates usability aspects in Website design
Announcement posted by Web Design Sigma InfoTech Pty Ltd 16 Feb 2012
“Our experience informs us to employ the most intuitive and consistent web site navigation features”.
Sigma Infotech, a top-notch Sydney-based website design company has assured its clientele-base of its endeavour to create web sites that are easy for visitors to use. With millions of websites in the internet, it becomes very important to not only attract visitors but also keep them looking out for more information in a business site with a lot of ease.
The company’s CEO insisted that a website would not serve any useful purpose for businesses if users found it difficult to explore. He said, “Many business enterprises out there may have very expensively acquired websites but fail to generate increased income because their websites turn away potential customers the first time”. The CEO said that businesses needed to give visitors a highly enhanced user experience to help convert them into customers.
“Our experience informs us to employ the most intuitive and consistent web site navigation features. We create consistent navigation help via both image and text links to help users have an easy time around a business website”, he added.
Sigma Infotech will utilise its web design resources to help business enterprises and other organisation have a more productive online presence. The CEO further added, “We do not leave any stone unturned, we explore every nook and cranny to address the most forgotten details of usability including, the home page link, site maps etc.
Will millions of websites promising to deliver the best to potential customers, the most disappointing moment for a business would be to bring visitors but fail to give them a clear way around. “Businesses spent a lot in web design, SEO and other costly strategies that help to attract traffic to a website. It is not only wasteful but also shameful for website designers to focus on the building of traffic while ignoring the most important aspect of the entire practice-conversion rates”.
Thus, it is very necessary for organisations to employ very easy to use websites to help visitors buy products once they reach a website. Customers are impatient and Sigma Infotech intends to continue employing innovative designs that capture unique patterns for visitors’ use of a website. This will include provision of multiple navigation options for pages and features of a business website.
The company’s CEO insisted that a website would not serve any useful purpose for businesses if users found it difficult to explore. He said, “Many business enterprises out there may have very expensively acquired websites but fail to generate increased income because their websites turn away potential customers the first time”. The CEO said that businesses needed to give visitors a highly enhanced user experience to help convert them into customers.
“Our experience informs us to employ the most intuitive and consistent web site navigation features. We create consistent navigation help via both image and text links to help users have an easy time around a business website”, he added.
Sigma Infotech will utilise its web design resources to help business enterprises and other organisation have a more productive online presence. The CEO further added, “We do not leave any stone unturned, we explore every nook and cranny to address the most forgotten details of usability including, the home page link, site maps etc.
Will millions of websites promising to deliver the best to potential customers, the most disappointing moment for a business would be to bring visitors but fail to give them a clear way around. “Businesses spent a lot in web design, SEO and other costly strategies that help to attract traffic to a website. It is not only wasteful but also shameful for website designers to focus on the building of traffic while ignoring the most important aspect of the entire practice-conversion rates”.
Thus, it is very necessary for organisations to employ very easy to use websites to help visitors buy products once they reach a website. Customers are impatient and Sigma Infotech intends to continue employing innovative designs that capture unique patterns for visitors’ use of a website. This will include provision of multiple navigation options for pages and features of a business website.
