This article elaborates on some principles which you can use to
make your site more user centered. With the availability of
shared information on the internet and a lot of tutorials about
design, mark-up and programming, learning how to make websites
is into reach of many more people than past decade. However, as
most design education can emphasis, learning the tools is not
enough. One of the key elements of a (strategic) designer is the
ability to think out of the perspective of the user. In this
article I want to show some principles which focus on the user,
and are from the field of neuro webdesign. Principles of
Persuading the user The relationship with the user comes
firstWeinschenk (2008) describes an interesting direction in
user centered webdesign, connecting psychology with webdesign.
Websites can follow the following three principles of persuasion
in their design: - Emotion: create emotional appealness in a
website. The relationship with the user comes first, the
function second. - Logic: elements,