"Website design" refers to the style and layout of an entire site based on user interface (UI) and experience (UX). Specifically, UI are elements of the website’s structure. They include menus and buttons, dynamic movement of the site, how the header is constructed, and more. UX focuses on how a visitor interacts with the website. UX elements can include image placement, content organization, and how we display search results. Use the information in this section to adjust the UI and allow for a more positive UX on HeadStart.gov. Discover best practices for displaying your content so it can easily be found.
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