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How to Use Psychology Concepts When Creating Websites?

<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">It can be quite difficult get people engaged with our website&period; For many website owners this could be an ever-increasing problem&period; For Internet users&comma; they also need to deal with a huge tidal wave of never-ending information that relentlessly crash to the shore of their mind&period; With the potential chaos&comma; people will try to find order and choose websites that can provide them with the biggest value&period; In this situation&comma; it is important for web designers to consider various psychological factors to improve the chance of the website of getting visited by many people&period; As an example&comma; we may need to aim for the subconscious&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Whatever we may think&comma; people are controlled by their subconscious mind&period; We may think that we have free choice&comma; but our &OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;free choice” itself is determined by basic thoughts and perceptions in our subconscious mind&period; We should know how people build their decisions and we need to understand things related to subconscious activities&period; It means that websites should touch on the basic requirement of each individual&comma; such as comfort and satisfaction&period; In fact&comma; it is even better if users think that the website is all about them&period; Our design will become much more efficient if it targets the hunger reflex of visitors’ mind&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Web designers should focus on connecting&period; They need to know that people are social&period; There’s a good reason for this&colon; people are unable to live alone and they tend to create groups&period; An essential component in our lives is positive social connections&period; Human as a whole is a successful species due to near-random combinations of genetics&period; It means that web designers should look for ways to readers to communicate with one another&period; As an example&comma; they could add an easy-to-use comment box where people can discuss with one another&period; A highly social website will likely obtain loyal following&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Web designers also need to create something that’s familiar to the target consumer&period; People will be much more interested when they see something that they are familiar with&period; Although the website could have some differences&comma; it is important to make sure that there more similarities than differences&period; The website should be created to the image of our visitors&period; If our consumers are young and trendy&comma; we should make sure that our website is the same&period; If our consumers are older and more knowledgeable&comma; our website should match their preferences&period; So&comma; as soon as people see our website&comma; their first thought should be that it is their kind of website&period; If we do this&comma; consumers are more likely to stay&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">We also need to reduce brain effort&period; Our brain burns about 20 percent of calorie intake each day&period; It is a hard-working organ and never really rest&period; Even dreaming is considered as an intensive brain activity&period; For this reason&comma; our brain tries to make things more efficient and it seeks the easiest way to achieve something&period; It means that our website should significantly reduce brain effort&period; In this case&comma; our brain will decide whether we need to stop or continue reading&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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