Feedback and Improvements for Your Blog

I believe that because so many people have a lot of different things that they may like and dislike because what one person likes, another might dislike. There is so much diversity among individuals, I believe that anyone would find someone who would like their blog website.

You have a nice theme, and your content is well written. However, I recommend adjusting the font size of your body texts to at least 14px to ensure better readability. Increasing the font size will enhance the user experience and make your content more accessible to a wider audience.

Your blog looks amazing. It is highly responsive and interactive, and the user experience is excellent. However, there are a couple of things you might want to consider adjusting. For instance, either your blog name or domain might be confusing, as they are not the same. This might make users uncertain and unable to find your blog again, which is something you want to avoid.

From a technical standpoint, there is a lot of white space on your blog. In page layout design, white space, often referred to as negative space, is the portion of a page left unmarked: margins, gutters, and space between columns, lines of type, graphics, figures, or objects drawn or depicted. This white space can contribute to a clean and modern design, but it is essential to ensure that it does not detract from the overall user experience. If the blue object is your logo, it is currently linking to itself, which means it is not leading anywhere. While it might be an attention-grabber, its intensity to make the user click on it might be wasted since it does not direct to any meaningful content. It would be better to utilize such a powerful color to draw attention to sections or elements that do have useful content or actions instead.

On your About page, there is still code showing at the bottom. This is something that needs to be taken care of to ensure a smooth user experience. Now, why do we write blogs? Primarily, it is to reach an audience, and secondly, it is to target a specific group of people. With blogs, there is a lot of potential for reaching an audience, but it is essential to ensure that your content is well-organized and highlights your main points effectively. The current setup seems a bit chaotic, with the concepts of your blog interspersed with projects or additional information such as books and a community. I suggest focusing on reader engagement by keeping your content concise and well-structured.

It is important to consider the reader's attention span, which is generally around 8 minutes, and this number is decreasing. If you have an ongoing project or area of focus, such as working on something similar to Google Analytics and SEO, it might be beneficial to share your progress or insights. Sharing your journey can not only engage your audience but also provide them with value and keep them interested in your content. Remember, the aim is to provide your audience with engaging and valuable content that aligns with their interests and needs.

I am working on something similar and would love to collaborate with you for improvement. If you wish to work with me, feel free to contact me. Keep up the good work, Kristina, and remember that practice makes us better. I am looking forward to hearing from you, and I will send you a request on Instagram.