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Making Your Web Page More Effective
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Making Your Web Page More Effective
Organizing electronic documents is a challenge, but if done well, can
allow your Web page visitors to quickly navigate through large amounts
of information and cross-reference other topics without having to dig
through unnecessary text.
Here are some suggestions for making your Web page easy and
enjoyable to visit.
Organize your Web page to make it quicker and easier for
visitors to skim the information.
• Use descriptive headings and subheadings.
• Break up text with horizontal rules.
• Insert page breaks.
• Add frames to separate sections or to include more than one
HTML document on a page.
• Include a navigation panel at the top and bottom of each page.
Provide author and contact information to allow visitors to
follow up on anything they see (or do not see) in your Web
page.
• Include the name and e-mail address of your Web page author.
• Include the name and e-mail address of the person you want
visitors to contact.
• Include the date your Web page was created.
• Include the date your Web page was last modified.
Format the text to make it easier to read.
• Specify text alignment.
• Change the font style, color, and size.
• Choose a different color to identify visited and unvisited links.
Change the background to make your Web page more
interesting or to set off text.
• Use color.
• Add a large image that fills the available space.
• Add smaller images that are tiled to fill the available space.