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UX/UI Basics, Landing Pages

 

2.3 UX/UI Basics & Landing Pages

1. What is UX (User Experience)?

  • UX refers to how a visitor feels while interacting with your website.

  • It focuses on ease of use, navigation, and satisfaction.

  • A good UX keeps visitors engaged and reduces bounce rate.

Principles of Good UX:

  • Simple and intuitive design.

  • Fast loading time.

  • Clear call-to-action buttons (e.g. “Buy Now,” “Contact Us”).

  • Mobile responsiveness (works well on all devices).

  • Minimal pop-ups or distractions.


2. What is UI (User Interface)?

  • UI is about the visual design and layout of the website.

  • It includes colors, fonts, buttons, images, and overall appearance.

  • A good UI makes the website attractive and easy to navigate.

Key UI Elements:

  • Consistent color scheme.

  • Easy-to-read typography.

  • Proper use of white space.

  • High-quality visuals and icons.


3. Landing Pages

  • A landing page is a single web page designed for a specific marketing goal, such as lead generation or sales.

  • Visitors “land” on this page after clicking an ad, email, or social post.

  • It should have one clear message and one call-to-action (CTA).

Examples of CTAs:

  • “Register Now”

  • “Download eBook”

  • “Get Free Trial”

Elements of an Effective Landing Page:

  • Catchy headline.

  • Brief description of offer.

  • Eye-catching visuals.

  • CTA button.

  • Contact form or signup option.

  • Testimonials or trust symbols.

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