5 design elements that can harm the site.

The Web was supposed to get better, that was the promise. But strangely enough, the situation is actually getting worse. How can this be?
So, the designer knows that there should be a good contrast between the text and the background, but he can’t implement this good design principle because someone in the marketing department thinks it would be cooler to have “dark silver” text instead of black…
Here are 5 design elements that can harm a site:

1. Poor Color Contrast: Poor color contrast can make your site difficult to read, especially for users with visual impairments.
2. Excessive use of pop-ups: Pop-ups can be annoying and distracting to users, especially if they’re hard to close.
3. Autoplay multimedia: Autoplay multimedia can be disturbing and annoying to users.
4. Unresponsive design: As more and more users are accessing the internet from mobile devices, it’s important that your site is responsive and adapts to different screen sizes.
5. Poor navigation: If users can’t easily navigate your site, they’re more likely to leave and find what they’re looking for elsewhere.