Search Engine Academy's Michael Marshall presents part 3 of his Google Transition rank analysis. Read more now.
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This article discusses psychology concepts and theories in the context of web design, usability, and UI interaction.
In almost everything we undertake as web designers, psychology plays an important role. Whether the influence is subliminal or explicit, and whether you leverage common trends and conditions, understanding the experience of the audience and their perception of your web design gives you a great advantage. Delete the scoop?
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There are some spam tactics that are obvious like keyword stuffing, invisible text, skewed backlink profiles and the like. Some really require intent and others could be done accidentally. Because some could be done unintentionally, you really need to have some understanding of what constitutes spam and why so that you stay out of trouble. It’s not enough simply to know what some good practices are.