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That’s just speculation, and doesn’t really matter much to the meaning of what I’m trying to get at here.

In the beginning, focusing on design is a waste of time. It’s each and cheap to change down the road. A very basic design of white background, black text, and a small unique logo is good enough. No fancy stuff.

Content is what drives traffic. Traffic is what drives sales. Learn australia whatsapp mobile phone number list to write content that ranks and sells.

2. Trying To Get The Perfect Image Alignment
multiple device screens desktop vs laptop vs mobile phone
Vector multiple devices and website
This is an easy one to fix, but stop trying to get the perfect layout for each page you publish. The left/right alignment of photos is very old-school, looks ugly, and won’t produce the results you want anyway.

Nowadays, there are so many different screen sizes, that whatever specific alignment you’re trying to achieve on your own computer will not appear the same way on someone else’s. Your 21-inch iMac is not the same as someone’s 10-inch Chromebook.

Then there’s mobile devices.

The way to fix this is to simply left-align text (default), then center-align your images. I make images large enough that they fill the entire blog space with a landscape arrangement. 1000px wide is enough for most default blog designs.