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How to Keep Your Website Visitors Longer than 5 Seconds

  About thirty-four years ago, CERN ( The European Organization for Nuclear Research ) published the first website, going live on the WorldWideWeb .  This opened the door for web design and hosting, which is part of the driving force of the Internet today. With the introduction of websites, businesses and organizations quickly discovered they could, and continue to, create websites with virtually no boundaries, and no limits.  Website content could say anything, presented however they choose.  And because, as we know, not everyone is creative, some websites are confusing. They are poorly structured; while others are clear, engaging, and drive sales and repeat business. In time, however, great websites don’t last forever.  Website designers tend to follow the design standards of their time, which can make their work feel outdated as things on the internet evolve. For example, with the introduction of new tools like AI and the fast pace of social media,...

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