I know there are some elements you guys are not fond of, concerning our little spaces on the web (unreadable types faces, obnoxious colors, loud auto-player etc.). However, I've been wondering makes you go "Wow, I love her website!". Is it the simplicity of the layout, a responsive platform, perhaps a plethora of pictures all over, or even a blog you can peruse

Simplicity, easy navigation, photos, contact info., and such.  

When I can, I might enjoy the spiffier, fancier sites, but it's rare that I have the time.  You've mentioned some of things that I complain about all the time.  Autoplay, load annoying music, some ad hosting sites are incorporating pop-ups that can't be blocked.  

...so that I know what to expect in terms of who she will or won't see, her preferred business hours, how she likes her donation left, etc. That stuff is very important to me, and it can save me having to email her to ask about stuff isn't listed anywhere else on her site.  

Very witty. I like the wit of number 1  

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When I can, I might enjoy the spiffier, fancier sites, but it's rare that I have the time.  You've mentioned some of things that I complain about all the time.  Autoplay, load annoying music, some ad hosting sites are incorporating pop-ups that can't be blocked.    
   
 But, I do always suggest that the websites have a Home or Welcome page with something like:  
   
 1. Click [here] for the super-deluxe mega-bandwidth glitzy version that shows off my extensive, if incomprehensible, writing style and the subject headers that you can't figure out because I don't use the words "Rates" or "Gallery"; the scripts that hog bandwidth and CPU but would look really great if this was a Broadway show; the gigantic, super high res HD image files.  
   
 2. Click [here] for plain HTML, designed for speed, clarity and your surfing safety without using Flash, Javescripts or huge image files that take forever to download and can freeze or crash your computer.  
   
 3. Click [here] for the mobile version.  
   
 You can get a lot of low-tech style using plain HTML and simple design elements.  If that tempts us, we might want to take a look at the fancy option or, better and faster yet, try to connect (according to your clearly stated preferences: voice, text, email; forget about using Forms) to see the lady behind the ad!  
   
 KISS: Keep it simple, sh...  
 I mean, KISE: Keep it Simple, Erin  
 

Hi Erin:

It was a trick question, right?

may save you a few unnecessary inquiries.

Agreed.
You've got a great looking FAQ section

That'll get people to click around in hopes that there is a picture on every page that they can glance at while they read the details.

and the sexy pictures, of course!

+1 Erin your site is great especially the photos very nice!(eom)

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At the moment I have a freebie site. I used to do design my own, right down to the buttons...who do you host with? I would like more versatility than a "one size fits all" Thanks in advance and have a wonderful day

I like a website to have the necessary information, but not too much. There shouldn't be any misspellings. Misspelling does not denote a lack of intelligence, it denotes laziness.  

Who took one look at your fabulous website and said, "Huh, I think I've got a few changes to make..." Lol.

That includes tablets. One problem I've seen with some provider websites is there's issues using them with tablets like iPads.  Not everyone uses a PC all the time in this day and age. If it's not possible to use a format that's compatible with tablets, then have dual formats, equally useful.  

clear and sensical rates and screening requirements and last but not least, tell us what city and state you live in.  (You'd be amazed at how many gals leave off that tiny detail.)

that part on my site because it seems they all say the same: be clean, leave the gift, don't be rude, etc. Which feels condescending to state, especially to the people I'm interested in attracting.

I browse a lot of ladies' sites (I like to call it research, but really I just like looking at boobs...haha) and I find A LOT that don't load correctly because of TOR. Specifically Wix, but others too. I know TOR browser is a very small minority but I do wonder how many others have those types of issues.

Your site is very nicely laid out and very clean & direct. But do you see women? Or couples? Do you do doubles? Will you accommodate an outfit request? Those are the types of things that I hope to see addressed in a FAQ section. As a female hobbyist, knowing that a provider will entertain us ladies based on her FAQ info is not only a thoughtful bit of info to include, but it saves us both a couple of emails for me to find out.

I've seen ladies with websites like this and I have wondered how clients like it. Is it info overload? Everything flows together nicely but is it hard to glean the info you'd like? Just curious.

Thank you for your compliment! I also noticed that TOR is just slow in general, but I haven't used it recently because it's pretty much infiltrated now. I've switched to different methods since then.

That is great insight!   Thank You for reminding me. I use a VPN- as well everyone should

I've noticed quite a few of you who prefer straightforward words such as "gallery", "rates" etc.  
While naming the sections of my website, I decided to use a more creative approach without being too "esoteric". Hopefully my intentions where conveyed properly; but in case one still doesn't understand, all he/she has to do is to keeping scrolling.

I can't find it but my favorite as to design was one where the escort had a full screen picture of herself and then the three horizontal line Firefox Menu Icon floating on the right of the screen. No other text. It was one page and the icon revealed a drop down of: Gallery, Rates, FAQ and Contact/Screening. And each of the sections was as direct and simple as possible. It was so great.

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I agree with you.

Another one of my rants: This is not Yahoo!  This is not Amazon!  This is stuff that we want to be able to keep minimalized as far as safety and security threats are concerned, including cookie trails and histories and someone peeping over our shoulder or coming into the room or office unexpectedly.  

I agree. Business is business, the more we know how its going to work the less we have to talk about it.

Good questions that have come up in conversation on dates but never occured to me to address. Working on it. Thanks!

I prefer 4 to 6 pages appropriately segmented.  Having ALL of the info, images, rates, reviews, data, FAQ, and more all on 1 long page is too much, at least for me.  This is because when I go back in later to confirm or remind myself of something I read previously, I never seem to be able to find it.  Likewise, I have seen some lades with 10 or 12 main pages, and I think that is too many -- as this makes it similarly difficult to locate what I'm looking for.  I actually enjoy reading the words on a ladies site, as I think it gives great insight into who she is (or at least who she hopes to portray), and in my experience if the email exchanges seem comparable to the website, I am pretty sure of her being smart before we meet.  (And I like smart!)