[TheGoldenRelik]

I believe it's one of the best infographics about website development because it covers all the basics that should someone consider before creating his/her own website

Edit: Same image, better quality
[img]http://thumbnails-visually.netdna-ssl.com/26-things-to-note-before-you-develop-a-website_515baf9549142_w1500.jpg[/img]

[kznamst]

Those are already wellknown. And most of them are basic.

[PAЯADOX]

Informative but many of those things should have been implemented in that inforgraphic. The font choice is poor, the layout isn't too great, the color scheme could be improved and the resolution of the photo itself is low quality

[TheGoldenRelik]

@Webdeveloper Yes, they might be well known and basic but I see a lot of webpages which don't contain a lot of them.

@Paradox You are right about the general quality of the infographic but I was mostly interested about the piece of information which contains

[Sakuto]

These are shitty as hell. You should not think about the technical part before thinking about the business part. Nobody should follow these "advices"

[PAЯADOX]

@Paradox You are right about the general quality of the infographic but I was mostly interested about the piece of information which contains

It was lackluster. you should practice what you preach as they say

[Zen‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎]

@Webdeveloper Yes, they might be well known and basic but I see a lot of webpages which don't contain a lot of them.

@Paradox You are right about the general quality of the infographic but I was mostly interested about the piece of information which contains

This is very suprising.
How can a website be legitimate without these things? Or are you just talking about websites found around here on this site?

[webdev77]

I like the infographic. Definitely a good reminder that a lot of thought and consideration has to go into good websites.

[TheGoldenRelik]

This is very suprising.
How can a website be legitimate without these things? Or are you just talking about websites found around here on this site?

It cannot be legitimate without them. I have seen websites which don't follow many of these advices, that's why I posted that as I reminder for anyone who is either newbie in website construction or he is already involved and needs a reminder of those things.

[Ventures]

Good stuff to keep in mind while developing websites. Yes, not every single piece is crucially important to the website as a whole, but it's good to check for them.

[TheGoldenRelik]

Good stuff to keep in mind while developing websites. Yes, not every single piece is crucially important to the website as a whole, but it's good to check for them.

Thanks mate! Much appreciated!

[Truth]

Nice info-graph OP but I gotta admit that its shit quality and I can bearably read the shit. Overall its better than a wall of text lol thanks

[Kaliand]

Those are already wellknown. And most of them are basic.

A lot of users come in HF, not because they are experienced, but because they want to acquire knowledge.
In this case, the thread is correct. 🤝

[TheGoldenRelik]

Ok guys, I found the same image in better quality.
I hope it's all better now.

[Meowth]

I really like this guide. I will be using it as a reference while conducting edits to my current website.
By the way, good job on the thread layout.