Sensible Design. Accessible Content. Usable Interface.
Research1 shows it takes the brain 1/20th of a second to make decisions when viewing a web page. And this microscopic window can create a lasting first impression because of what psychologists call the halo effect: a cognitive bias in which the impact of one quality influences judgement of other qualities. The positive impression of an appropriate design and a usable interface carries over into web content, and subsequently to the overall image of the people and company behind their website.
With a sensible design, a usable interface and accessible content, we help people capture the momentum during that split-second window. Learn more about Mark Wyner Design and the web design services we offer. Or take a peek at our portfolio to see how we’ve helped our clients put their best foot forward.
Mark will be speaking for his third consecutive year at Webvisions, May 22–23, 2008. His presentation will cover best practices for subscriber-based email communication.
1Reported in the Behaviour & Information Technology journal.
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