Crypto is back in the news right now, and, if you’re a big fan of crypto and know a lot about it, then you could make a little bit or even a lot of money with a cryptocurrency blog. You have to make sure that it’s designed properly, however.

This will make your blog come across as more professional, reliable, and credible. The design will also have a big impact on how many people you keep on your website, and for how long. Here are some tips for designing the perfect cryptocurrency blog.

1. Look at What Other People are Doing

The first thing you should do when designing a crypto website is to scout the competition and see what they’re doing. Now would also be a good time to start looking at sites for information. If you want accurate information on price action for different currencies, a site like OKX.com will help. You should also check out some of the main information sites and inspire yourself with their design.

Look at different blogs and see how much emphasis they put on images. Look at the banners and if they’re using a pop-up or pop-under.  Also look at the navigation, size, and weight of the fonts, color schemes, and the site’s layout.

2. Leave Plenty of Space

You shouldn’t obsess over design elements when it comes to a blog. Look at any of the top blogs in any category and you’ll notice that most of them have very barebone designs with lots of white space. And you can rest assured that they did not come with that design by accident.

White space is your friend and allows people to concentrate on the content. White space will also make images stand out. So don’t be afraid to have plenty of white space and try to use impactful images or titles instead of snazzy design elements to attract attention.

3. Perform thorough A/B Testing

You have to test every element of your website and monitor your metrics closely. You have to look at bounce rates, average time spent on pages, and how many pages on average people visit when they come to your blog, among other things.

The best way to test your website is to put it through multiple rounds of A/B testing. This is when you present an alternative version of the website to visitors and see how specific elements impact your metrics.

Be very careful to only test one aspect of your website at a time, however. If you test color schemes and fonts at the same time, for example, and you see a drop or increase in bounce rate, you won’t be able to know what the exact cause was.

These are all things that you’ll need to do if you want to build a great cryptocurrency blog this coming year. If you manage to give your readers the content that they need and work on promotion, you could amass an audience very fast, so be persistent and commit to offering your audience the best product you’re capable of.