misc
not only do you want to keep images
to a minimum, you also want to avoid having too much text on one page.
Divide up your pages into relevant sections in order to decrease waiting
time.
put the the date of your last update
on your main page. People like to see a page that is maintained,
and to know that it wasn't abandoned in 1997.
if you have a lot of subsection pages,
be sure to include a link back to the main page on them. This way,
if someone finds your page thru a searchengine or link, they will beable
to navigate easier throughout your entire site.
links: it's nice to have a links
section, but try not to put up links that everyone already knows, like yahoo
or thecure.com. If people aren't aware of these sites, then it's
not likely they will have managed to find your page also. Instead,
use interesting links that people might not have seen before, such as links
to your friends sites, or unique pages you've come across.
use a title for all your pages.
The HTML for this is placed within the <head> and </head> tags.
<title>Gloomy blue gothic website</title>
If you have a webpage online, you probably
enjoy getting some sort of feedback from your visitors. Guestbooks,
online forms, and an email address are all useful for this.
be unique! Try to make something
different from the oodles of other pages out there.
not meaning to contradict the previous
point, but I might also suggest that you look at other webpages for ideas
for your own. But don't steal their html, graphics, or ideas.
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