As I've been auditing a lot of websites over the past few months, I realised there were two sections of website designs I haven't given enough advice on.

At first they appear to have minimal value, but they're a big part of the impression people get when they come to your website or learn about your brand through social media.

The first new section is about fonts, and how I feel a lot of websites "cheapen" how people see them when choosing the wrong ones. 

Not only do I share a number of examples I personally love, but more importantly I teach you how to identify the fonts any website is using, so you can benefit from inspiration you find around the web. 

Next up is social media cards, and the graphics that accompany your links when you share updates on X (Twitter), Pinterest, Facebook, LinkedIn and more. 

I'm not sure about you, but I feel like this is a genius graphic to use on the homepage of a packaging company focused on the USA.

This section admittedly isn't as filled out as I would like, but I only add examples when I come across them in the wild, rather than actively look to add them. This way I feel like I always add items I genuinely think look good.

If you're unfamiliar with our Superpixels concept or reading this without being an SEO Blueprint member, please keep in mind these updates are only a tiny part of our overall teaching. Creating an incredible website makes so many aspects of "traditional SEO" easier (such as a link building) which is why we like to cover it. 

I felt like these were important angles to cover, so made sure we've done exactly that.