How to write a clear website, just like a Pro



Clear websites are welcoming to visitors.

When discovered, your site clearly shows how it is organized. Your reader understands right away what your site has to offer and he never feels lost or disoriented as he explores it.


Clear websites are also a treat for search engines.



SimpleDifferent is here to help you achieve this.

The clear menu on the left, lets your visitor see where he can go to answer his questions. Once the navigation tab is clicked, he won't feel lost, the tabs will be a constant reminder of where he is. The answers you provide will be there for him to easily access and understand your content. The tabs will always remain clear and visible so that any question he has can be answered easily.


Knowing where he is, knowing where to go, without even thinking about it, repeating the process, one page after another, is the most comfortable way for your reader to explore the material that your present to him.


You are most probably not your own client.

A crucial element in the design of a website is understanding that it is for your readers. Not for you. This is an important basic concept in webdesign.

Momentarily forgetting your own tastes and expectations, is a good start in avoiding the typical hindrances when building a site. It is very important to listen to your potential visitors. Turn to them in order to understand how to organize the content and appearance of your site. 

This guide helps you focus on your reader.

We don't try to show you the only way to create a website. This is just a series of helpful milestones to allow you to keep track of some of the key concepts that make for a good presentation website. If you build your site to be useful for your readers it will also be easily indexable by search engines. 


In this site you will find some advice that is worth thinking about when creating a website for yourself, your company or a client. We encourage you to actually read this quick guide.


We have tried to make it as simple as possible. The pages here are for you to browse at will, but please notice the numbers are the order in which these points should be addressed.