Tips To Create A Clean Structured About Page

When it comes to an about page, think outside the box. Try to think of something new and creative that’s different form the rest of your site. Of course display images of you / your staff, and descriptions of each, but try to lay it out in a very fun way, whistle keeping it clean and readable. Title image by 0at.org (thanks!).

Put An Image of Yourself Up

Put an avatar at least on your about page. It shows the client who they are paying to do their work, and that it is a real person. If you feel really creative, try making something like below.
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Organize Your Page Into Sections

Put your about page into sections, such as What we do, who we are, who we work with, etc.
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Sell Yourself / Your Company

Add a few sentences to sell your company, and even add little icons like studio 7 designs (below).
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Space Out Text With Images

Sometimes when you have lots of text it can be hard to continue if you loose your place. Try and insert relevant images to space out some text. It will also improve the overall look of your about page.
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Display Your Team

If there are more than one of you that work for your company, why not display an avatar along with a description of each staff member? Many companies do it, and it looks really good!
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Use Fonts, Colours, Headings and Backgrounds

Spice up your about page with world class fonts, delicious backgrounds, beautiful headings and a nice palette of colours.
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Maybe Display A Testimonial Or Two

If you have client testimonials, you can always display them on your about page.
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Make Your Main Title Stand Out

Sell your about page. Make your main title stand out. Making it large and centered is a good idea.
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Display Your Skillset Beautifully

Instead of listing your skills within your text, like “Skilled in: Photoshop, PHP, HTML” etc, why not approach it creatively. I love what Rob Palmer has done.
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Just Be Creative

Last but not least, just be creative. Think on the wild side of the box, and approach your about page layout like its a design for a high paying client.
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