Basic website Feature list

• Website should be optimized for mobile devices, tablets, and desktops, ensuring it adjusts to different screen sizes.

• Easy-to-find and intuitive navigation menu, ideally at the top or side of the page.
• Logical page hierarchy (Home, About, Services, Contact, etc.).

• Optimized images, scripts, and other media to ensure quick loading (under 3 seconds).

• Proper use of meta tags, keywords, and alt text for images to ensure good search engine ranking.
• Clean, structured code (e.g., semantic HTML) for search engines to crawl easily.

• Clear, readable fonts and color contrast to cater to users with visual impairments.
• Alt text for images, video transcripts, and accessible forms.

Easily accessible contact form or email, along with physical address (if applicable) and phone number.

• Clear and prominent CTAs (e.g., “Sign up,” “Learn More,” “Buy Now”) to guide user action.

• Legal pages explaining the website’s privacy practices, data usage, and terms of service.

• A search bar to help users quickly find content on larger sites.

• Clear icons or buttons linking to social media profiles or sharing options.

• Organized content using headings (H1, H2, etc.), bullet points, and short paragraphs for easy reading.

• Consistent logo, color scheme, and typography throughout the site.

• HTTPS encryption for user security, especially for e-commerce or sensitive data submission.

• Language options if targeting users in different regions or languages.

• User-friendly forms (simple, minimal fields) for collecting data or feedback.

• Integration of tools like Google Analytics to track user behavior and improve the site.

• Custom “404 Not Found” page and other error pages that guide users back to functional parts of the site.

• Social proof to build trust with visitors, especially for businesses and e-commerce sites.

• Ensure the site complies with privacy laws (like GDPR) and accessibility standards (like WCAG) where necessary.