Website Design

If you haven’t changed your website in a few years, users may question your credibility and view you as untrustworthy. Your bank website may be ready for a redesign when it causes technical issues for customers, no longer meets your marketing goals, and uses outdated programming code.

Having a mobile-friendly or mobile-optimized bank website is good but not enough. Instead, incorporate these design features into a responsive site that will provide an ideal customer experience and will be easy for you to maintain. Our design team at BankSITE® Services is here to help.

For small and medium-sized businesses, 48% of consumers judge a company’s credibility by the design of its website. For banks and credit unions, credibility is the foundation of customer trust. You can design your bank website for success by being strategic in your content placement, keeping the design simple, and maintaining consistency throughout your site.

In 2019, the internet was introduced to Marie Kondo, a Japanese organization consultant. Kondo’s hit Netflix series Tidying Up with Marie Kondo sent people into a decluttering frenzy. While Kondo makes clear that her KonMari Method™ is not minimalism, she has proven that less truly is more. Even credit union website design can benefit from a minimalistic approach. A minimalistic […]

When you think about your credit union website, you need to understand the difference between website design and website development. If your website were a physical building, the design would be the surface features and usability, like the carpet, the wallpaper, and the light fixtures. Web development encompasses the barebone structure and functionality, such as the framework, plumbing, and electrical […]

Imagine if your physical credit union location had a hedge maze in front that made members search for the way in. Picture your credit union with multiple doors, but only one of them is functional. What if your building were in disrepair or looked dated? Would your members dread doing business with you because of these obstacles? Would potential members […]