Most of the websites are outdated

The copyright in the site is not correct.

I have noticed some websites still having 2007-2008  dates .

Your website has an animated intro page.

In the past, many sites designed with welcome page that took considerable amount of time to load.  Now visitors tend to leave the as soon as they see a Intro-page and they will never come back

You have more than three font styles and colors.

One of the most important things on a website is consistency. You are building your company’s brand. You don’t want to confuse your consumers with inconsistent font styles and colors. 

Your site’s content is contained within images.

Text located within images is unreadable by both search engines and visitors with images disabled.

Your website is small on a computer but too big for mobile. 

Does your site look puny on your monitor? Just a few years ago sites were built for much smaller screen resolutions. Today’s wide-screen, high-resolution monitors make old websites feel tiny.

On the other hand, your site has to also be optimized for smartphones and mobile devices. Many sources estimate that more people will access the web on a mobile device than laptop or PC by 2015.

Your visitors don’t know what to do – you have no calls to action.

Websites are more than informational. Each site should have clear goals, whether it is creating leads or selling products. Those goals should be obvious with calls to action scattered throughout the site.

You have a visible hit counter.

I don’t even want to believe this still exists. Please oh please, if you have a counter on your site that shows the number of visits to your site, remove it immediately. Just like you long ago retired your fanny pack and parachute pants, eliminate your hit counter.

Your website is made entirely from flash.

Flash sites are dying quickly. Flash is detrimental to your website’s search rankings and doesn’t work on most mobile devices, including Apple’s popular iPhone and iPad.