Improving Your Design With Less
- Shortening the writeups
- Using less elements
- Using uniform designs
- Targeting your content
1. Shortening the writeups
Remove unnecessary words. Shorten run-on-sentences and remove redundant sentences, too. Always have one idea per paragraph. It’s a good form of writing and it’s better for those readers who scan. Finally, and this is true especially of long-form content, use the inverted pyramid structure. Start with the conclusion and add more detail as the content gets longer.
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2. Using less elements
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3. Using uniform designs
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4. Targeting your content
Always have a single and clear goal to aim for. This will help you remove things that distract from it. For example, if you want the user to download a sample chapter of a book, don’t promote another book over the chapter. Showcase the download button front and center. Repeat the Call-To-Action a few times if it’s a long page. And, remove everything that does not help the user download the sample.
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