The Anatomy of a Bitchin' Website
Clear and concise navigation
Home, about, services or product shop, contact, blog, TOS and privacy policy
Call these things what they are; don't make people guess where they need to go
Use CTAs to guide people through the website
A customer or client-centered story
Focus your copy on your client/customer problem
What is the transformation you are offering?
Use "you" more than "I" or "we"
Pricing, value, and benefits
People want to see how much things cost, don't hide that information
In addition to a product or service description, you need to be clear about the value and benefits
Visuals
Use images that complement the copy
Invest in a brand shoot, headshots or product photography
Reviews and testimonials
Social proof helps you build trust
Use pull quotes that are short and quick to read
Resources:
User Testing (app that you can use to hire people to review the flow of your site)