uniform background

South Africa
October 4, 2006 6:37am CST
is it wise for web pages in a website to carry different backgrounds or they should carry only one type of backgroun?
4 responses
clk234
@clk234 (45)
• United States
17 Oct 06
If it is a site you want people to visit, or a shopping site, or a site where people will need to read items on the site, it is best to go with what is most visually appealing. Are you trying to get their attention with flashing and pictures? Or do you want them to be able to read what is there. If backgrounds take too long to load, will visitors get discouraged and leave without ever seeing what the site is about? If the site is for your enjoyment only, then go with whatever makes you the happiest.
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berdley
@berdley (31)
• Singapore
20 Oct 06
agree.
berdley
@berdley (31)
• Singapore
14 Oct 06
it depends what you wanna bring out in the website, however, it would still be better for them to sync-in the same background.
berdley
@berdley (31)
• Singapore
14 Oct 06
yup. it's better to go on a specific theme thru'out. wanna check out my site? ;p
maijeed
@maijeed (3)
• South Africa
17 Oct 06
i am designing a website on malaria in africa and it's a contest,i want it to be as beautiful and interesting to surf.i think the contest is all about building a website whatever the theme is,is secondary.i have used animated backgrounds and heading,what do you think.Also how do i translate the contents of my website into another language?
berdley
@berdley (31)
• Singapore
17 Oct 06
just bear in mind one factor, do not blend the background that'll make difficulty in reading your text by your audience.
vipul20044
@vipul20044 (5793)
• India
14 Oct 06
Different backgrounds will require more images and will overload your website It will be better if you use just one background and that too if its transparent
hariintime
@hariintime (645)
• India
14 Oct 06
I PREFER FLASH