Less Is GoodThis Relates To The Fact That More Free Space (on A Web Page) Would Allow Positive Energy Or Chi To Flow Around Which Then In Turn Would Create A Positive Environment. Negative Chi Is Obtained When The Energy Stagnates In One Area.To Apply This To A Page, Perhaps More Curves Could Be Introduced Rather Than Long Straight Lines, Open Spaces With Perhaps More Use Of Paragraphs In Content And Padding Around Tables.Navigational Links To Other Pages Should Be Clear, Allowing Positive Energy To Flow Through The Whole Site.ColoursClean Crisp Colours Which Are Bold Will Attract A Users Attention And Should Be Used Around The Web Page As This Helps Chi To Flow. Dark Colours Or White Text On A Black Background Is A Definite No No. Its What Weve Been Taught At A Young Age, Inbuilt Within Our Subconscious And For Good Reason! Dark Colours Attract Negative Energy Which Could Result In Users Staying On The Site For A Few Moments Or Hastily Rushing Through The Pages.Calm Soothing Colours Such As Blue Or White Are Recommended For Large Areas Of Space, Whilst Colours Such As Red And Orange Are Regarded As Being Positive.Yin And YangThe Balance Of Yin And Yang Is An Important Part Of Feng Shui Studies And Can Be Defined As Two Opposites Such As Male And Female, Young And Old, Inside And Outside Etc.,.So Using An Example Of A Web Site Which Is Split Into Two Columns And Theres Content Text In One Column And Graphics In Another, Perhaps The Ideal Balance Would Be To Swap Some Graphics Into The Text Section And Likewise Some Content Into The Graphics Section. Its All About Balance.Other TipsImplement Google Analytics To Check Where Your Visitors Are Going, Where They Are Clicking And Which Pages They Are Leaving From. If Applying Feng Shui To Your Site Has Helped, I'd Love To Find Out.
