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Verdich [7]
3 years ago
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Why Your first project as the new web designer at Smart Design is to increase web traffic to help boost web orders. Before you b

egin redesigning the website, you look w this step important?
a. It will let you know if customers are buying products somewhere else

b. It will let you know if your web page appears first when used in a search engine

c. It will let you know if visitors dislike the company brand or product

d. I will let you know how the visitors are using the site and where there might be problem
Engineering
1 answer:
Tju [1.3M]3 years ago
8 0

(D) It will let you know how the visitors are using the site and where there might be problem

Explanation:

<u>Before re -designing a website the designer needs to answer the following question:</u>

  • Is the design of the website outdated
  • Is there any decrease in the sales
  • Are their any complains regarding the users experience or design related issues

<u>If the answers of the above mentioned question is yes then , a website redesign is important.</u>

<u />

To find the answer of the above mentioned question the website designer need to <u>know how the visitors are using the site and where there might be problem.</u>

<u>The answer for above question is (D)</u>

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