The Mega Menu
If your reader is an octopus with 8 arms, you need a menu with 15 items that can all be clicked at the same time.
If your reader is a human, you don't need a mega menu.
Back then, I had tons of categories, pages and subpages in my menu.
Today I have exactly 4 menu items.
In the age of smartphones and tablets, most readers won't see the menu anyway - and if they do see it, keep it as minimalistic as possible.
3 to 4 menu items are enough. Anything el salvador telegram screening else leads to the big cereal problem: too much choice paralyzes the customer and in the end he just clicks on the cross in the corner.
4) The Messi Design
Too many blogs are still extremely overloaded. The sidebar contains images, videos, articles, texts, products, books, comments, social media accounts and an email opt-in.
If everything is important, then nothing is important.
Clean up your sidebar. Clean up your design.
Simple rule of thumb: use only one color for accents – not 3.
In addition, you should not incorporate everything that is technically possible, but only what is technically useful.
An overloaded design shocks the reader's eye and his attention wanders back and forth.