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Google Sites Page Design Tips
When designing your Google Sites pages don't forget the small things. Before and After. Do you see the differences?
The changes are as follows.
1. Color change of the text.
When viewing the site page, the darker text is a distraction.
2. Location of the text.
Change the text from lower middle to center middle of the images. The first image drafts the text covered the dropdown arrow of the link to the specific pages.
3. Text design change.
Adding a text shadow makes the text readability much better.
4. Image size or the canvas size of the entire image the text will be placed on.
The first images are not square, square images fit and work better for many web page designs and layouts.
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The changes are as follows.
1. Color change of the text.
When viewing the site page, the darker text is a distraction.
2. Location of the text.
Change the text from lower middle to center middle of the images. The first image drafts the text covered the dropdown arrow of the link to the specific pages.
3. Text design change.
Adding a text shadow makes the text readability much better.
4. Image size or the canvas size of the entire image the text will be placed on.
The first images are not square, square images fit and work better for many web page designs and layouts.
This a Google Sites design.
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