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July Platform Update: The Sitemap Builder Tool
We experimented with a few different options after landing on one that felt good to use on both mobile and desktop. Pages are easy to add and to duplicate, so adding lots of subpages at once only takes a few seconds. Labeling the icons at the top of each page makes it clear what they do, how to make a main page a subpage and vice versa, and the drag-and-drop feature works just as well with a finger as a mouse click.
How do you empower people of all skill and knowledge levels to feel like experts?
That’s the main challenge we face in building our new website tool, specifically, the component where users add pages to their website, indicate functionality features, and arrange all the information into a sitemap. Of course, anyone who has written a website brief understands that an important part of determining pricing and project scope is a solid grasp on the structure of the website: how many pages, how they are arranged, and what the website needs to do for its users. But not everyone has extensive experience writing briefs. Or maybe they do, but they hate how long it takes, or they don’t have the domain-specific knowledge of what the parts of a website are called. There are lots of moving pieces in web development.
There are a million reasons why someone might either be reluctant or unable to provide a useful scope for us to follow for building their website. At traditional agencies, this is where account management comes in; someone often meets one-on-one with the client for discovery. This usually takes hours, and sometimes more than one meeting, on top of the time the account person then needs to spend writing the documentation and communicating it to internal teams and the client. Needless to say, this is highly inefficient and doesn’t necessarily guarantee better results. Not that we have anything against the traditional agency model, mind you—it’s just not how we run things.
At BXP Creative, we develop tools that make it super simple for marketers or an agency with clients to collect just the information that matters, build out a brief automatically, set simple pricing that doesn’t increase overhead, and get on with your other work.
The idea of a sitemap builder sprang to life over a year ago, before we had even started conceptualizing our new platform, as a way to simplify the way our users communicated the scope of website projects to us. We could make the whole process easier and more transparent from a pricing standpoint if we tied the pages and functionality to fixed prices, which would update as a user selected options. By seeing the project price change in real time, there would be no possibility of sticker shock after a long discovery, nor would there be any confusion about what certain functionality costs to add or remove.
The idea sat on the backburner as more pressing matters needed to be addressed, but as soon as we began discussions about creating a new platform, we knew it was something that had to be included.
We’re big fans of WordPress, and we use it for many of the sites we build for users and clients. As such, we referenced the WordPress menu editor as a starting point for our sitemap builder. Basically, it’s a visual representation of all the pages on your site, with subpages indented as “children” of main pages. These subpages will typically fall under a main page in a dropdown. This was a good first step, but we needed two features the WordPress menu editor didn’t have: It needed to work as well on mobile as it does on desktop, and it needed to include on-page functionality options for users to select. For example, if a user wants to add a job application form on a specific page of their site, but not to all pages, they can add it to their “Careers” page.
We experimented with a few different options after landing on one that felt good to use on both mobile and desktop. Pages are easy to add and to duplicate, so adding lots of subpages at once only takes a few seconds. Labeling the icons at the top of each page makes it clear what they do, how to make a main page a subpage and vice versa, and the drag-and-drop feature works just as well with a finger as a mouse click.
When you click or tap the functionality icon, the page opens, revealing a list of standard options and their prices. As you select functionality, the price updates automatically, so you’re never left in the dark. If you do need custom functionality, users can add a note and a project manager can easily quote out the work for them and update the brief. There is even space to insert notes about pages, as well as add copy and other content. If the user already has copy, or it’s all in a single document, they can just drop it into the asset upload box.
As I write this, we’re putting the finishing touches on this tool and expect it to be complete in the next week. From there, we’re building out a couple of other useful tools before moving on to API development.
We can’t wait to get our new BXP platform into the hands of our current and new users and see what you can create.
The Purpose of Logo Design for Business Credibility
The Purpose of Logo Design is to support your brand and this has never been more important to social media marketing, SEO and online marketing objectives.
Logos: Why They’re Important And Tips On Creating Them
Starting your own business is a complex and exciting task. With so many aspects to consider and perfect, branding your business effectively may be one of the most important so any business must consider the purpose of it’s logo.
It only takes consumers 10 seconds to form a first impression of a brand’s logo, but it takes 5-7 impressions for consumers to recognize the logo.
And what is one of the main parts of branding?
Logos are one of the first things that your audience sees and relates to, so coming up with the right logo is vital to making an impact in your industry.
According to Reuters, 82% of investors believe that brand strength and name recognition are becoming more important in guiding them in their investment decisions.
Let’s take a deeper look into why the purpose of logo design for business branding is essential, as well as some tips to create the right one.
Why Is a Logo Important?
Effective branding not only solidifies a strong identity and relatability with your customers, but is directly related to an increase in customer loyalty and profits.
In fact, according to a survey done by Pitchbook in 2014, 82 percent of investors consider brand strength and name recognition as becoming more important.
While branding has a lot of factors, an easily identifiable logo is major part of your brand identity. Not only does it allow audiences to easily remember and recognize your company, but it almost creates a sense of personality for your business, and is usually the first thing that your customers see.
According to research collected by marketing company, Bop Design, 42 percent of customers say the first impression or initial opinion is the best time to gain loyalty for any brand.
It’s not just about making an impression, in today’s marketing climate ‘brand’ has never been more important.
Every day more businesses are using social media to communicate with consumers with Twitter handles, Facebook pages, and competitive URLs. When it comes to picking a name and defining a logo to represent your business things get even trickier.
71% of consumers say that they are more likely to buy from a brand that they follow on social media– making it crucial to choose a name that is available across multiple platforms.
On top of that Google is putting more pressure on businesses to be ‘brand focused’ in order to capture valuable search real estate. Google has definitively shown preference to brands online. The purpose of logo design in online marketing is to reinforce ‘your brand’ and plays a crucial role in the objective of SEO, for your business.
Top Tips
Research Your Audience – It all starts with knowing who exactly you’re marketing to, and what appeals to them quickest and most effectively. Conduct in-depth research into the likes, dislikes, needs and wants of your audience, and what it is about your brand and product that they would be most attracted to. It is these most valuable points that should be incorporated and promoted in your logo, as it’s the first thing that your audience usually sees.
Know Your Product – Your logo is a reflection of your brand and ultimately the product or service that makes your business. Therefore, explore your product and brainstorm ways it is perceived and represented by your audience. This may help to come up with conceptual ideas and symbols that could make for a great logo.
Research Design Elements – Design elements are key to a logo that appeals to your target audience. From a social and psychological perspective, each color represents different emotions and attracts various perceptions, so be sure to chose the colors that align best with your brand personality and the feelings you’re trying to evoke.
33% of the top 100 brands use the color blue in their logo. The color blue is said to relate to one on one communication and personalized messaging, which helps customers feel more personally connected to the logo.
Other design elements to do with lines and shapes — vectors for example — can make a huge difference to how audiences perceive your logo and whether it will remain memorable.
Utilize Online Tools – There are many available online tools, not just to research best practices and tips for creating your logo, but also to actually set up the logo. Make use of design tools as well like Designimo or LogoMix, where you can actually create your own logo through their software.
Pro Tip: You have to be very careful when using online tools to create a business logo, because it’s super easy create just about anything for free or dirt cheap online today including logos.
But just because you can doesn’t mean you should. I stress the ‘use of creativity’ when opting for an online logo creator. Most of these online logo creators use stock logo images that have become so over used that they can no longer be claimed as original or be trademarked. Before going down that road – read this!
Creating a killer logo is just one of the many tasks that you have to perfect as an entrepreneur. While it may seem like you have to create something from nothing, it’s important to consider the purpose of logo design as it applies to your business. The value of a good logo, and the steps you must go through to get the best result and attract your audience.
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