Where should I place a logo on my website?
Places to Put a Website Logo
- Top Left. It is recommended that placing it to the left is the ideal spot to improve brand recognition and UX.
- Footer. Contrary to popular belief, footers are a highly visible section of a website.
- Off-Site Blog or Subdomain.
- Thank You or Confirmation Page.
What is the link symbol?
Unicode Character “🔗” (U+1F517)
| Name: | Link Symbol |
|---|---|
| Category: | Other Symbol (So) |
| Bidirectional Class: | Other Neutral (ON) |
| Combining Class: | Not Reordered (0) |
| Character is Mirrored: | No |
Can a logo lead to the homepage of a website?
Over time through trial and error, many people have learned that clicking on a site’s logo leads them back to the homepage. Following this standard on your site reduces confusion by matching your UI to users’ expectations. However, having logos link to the homepage is not foolproof.
How can I link my logo to my website?
Using a couple of lines of HTML, you can easily link your own logo to a website so that you have greater representation on the web. Upload your logo file on your web host in the same directory or folder that you keep your other web files and make a note of its location. Formats of JPG, PNG or GIF work best.
What’s the best way to show a link to the homepage?
There are two ways to present links to homepage: implicit, through logos, and explicit, through a link labeled Home or similar. You should use both these types of links. Below are guidelines for their use.
Which is better a logo or a link?
This doesn’t point towards a preference for logo versus explicit text link, but it shows where users expect the link. Using some qualitative research you can find out if your users will understand. It really does depend on your site. Amazon do the nice rollover state, Apple use their logo, Facebook uses the logo.