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Don’t use a carousel or slider on your website. Nobody clicks on the second (or subsequent) slides – and barely anyone will click on the first slide either.

Is your website quietly turning away potential clients? Even the best-looking sites can be guilty of hidden mistakes that drive visitors to competitors.

The website of Ling’s Cars has been dubbed “the weirdest website on the internet”. See how it has been updated.

How easy is it for someone to find your contact details on your website?

Broken links give a poor user experience and potentially damage your search engine rankings.

The purpose of your website is appeal to your ideal clients, and turn away those that are not.

Most of your website visitors are not ready to buy – they are just looking. Your website needs to cater for the browsers and the buyers.

Your marketing (and website) should be targeted at your ideal customers and you shouldn’t take a scattergun approach.

The answer to the question is it depends. Are your staff important to your business? Or they recognised experts?

We put all of our design efforts into ensuring that the front page is the most visually appealling. However, not everyone visits the website through the front page.

Search bars are a common feature on websites, but their presence often indicates wider issues in site design and user experience.

Go and have a look at the homepage of your website – what does it say about your business? Is it clear about what you do and who you help?

What makes your business unique? Too many businesses use the same words to describe their uniqueness.