dexta
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Hey everyone.
So I'm in the process of making a website with a web dev company and am struggling finding a good layout to use. My site basically consists of a lot of "mind-blowing" info that I wrote in hopes to make consumers think differently about my industry and attract them to my service. I'm trying to come off as an expert, so I wrote a piece going over all the primary misconceptions and myths that most people have and put that on my website. But I have two concerns. 1) The info is roughly 3 pages in length (including charts), and is split up on the site to take 4 clicks to read everything, which I'm worried may be too long. It's very text-heavy, but I can't afford to take anything out because it's all necessary to explain my service. 2) I want to make this information the primary focus of the website, but the web dev team and I are having trouble coming up with a decent layout to also include the contact info, location(s), and other details relevant to the business in an attractive way (It's a B&M business where people have to physically come to get what I'm offering). I've never seen any websites with such a strong focus on its sales pitch while also being a B&M business, so I don't know what my site should even look like.
If any of you have any experience with this kind of stuff or know of any good website examples I can look at, I'd really appreciate the help. I'm kind of clueless on how to tell the web dev team what direction to take this project.
Thanks in advance
So I'm in the process of making a website with a web dev company and am struggling finding a good layout to use. My site basically consists of a lot of "mind-blowing" info that I wrote in hopes to make consumers think differently about my industry and attract them to my service. I'm trying to come off as an expert, so I wrote a piece going over all the primary misconceptions and myths that most people have and put that on my website. But I have two concerns. 1) The info is roughly 3 pages in length (including charts), and is split up on the site to take 4 clicks to read everything, which I'm worried may be too long. It's very text-heavy, but I can't afford to take anything out because it's all necessary to explain my service. 2) I want to make this information the primary focus of the website, but the web dev team and I are having trouble coming up with a decent layout to also include the contact info, location(s), and other details relevant to the business in an attractive way (It's a B&M business where people have to physically come to get what I'm offering). I've never seen any websites with such a strong focus on its sales pitch while also being a B&M business, so I don't know what my site should even look like.
If any of you have any experience with this kind of stuff or know of any good website examples I can look at, I'd really appreciate the help. I'm kind of clueless on how to tell the web dev team what direction to take this project.
Thanks in advance
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