Three Questions every webpage should answer – conclusion

by David Lee King on August 29, 2011

Last week, I focused on three questions every webpage should answer. The questions were:

And now, I have a question for you. Are there other questions a website or an individual webpage should answer?

Said another way, what do your website visitors need to know … at a glance? And what’s the best way to provide this info?

Discuss in the comments please – thanks!

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http://twitter.com/AllisonMennella Allison Mennella

As basic as it may sound, I think a very key question is “who is this company/organization?” Make sure that your web page clearly labels who you are, where you are located, contact information, hours of operation and more. You never know who might be encountering your site for the first time so you should provide as much info about the organization up front as possible.
http://www.davidleeking.com davidleeking

Nice addition!

David
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