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BASIC ELEMENTS OF WEB DESIGN are essential. Simple and Direct is the best of style in designing a web page. The style should be direct to the point. Information should be simple and clear. Do not use complex and ambiguous language. If the subject is a complex one, then break it into cogent sections that make sense together and branching out from there. The message should be complete and continous. Do not leave the visitor in the wild! Good Taste is as important. Keep color scheme simple. Try to use one or two color families. (Grays and Blues, Browns and Reds, Purples and Yellows etc.) Avoid clashing colors. Provide Links - All pages must contain a link to the HOME PAGE. E-mail address must have a link to the e-mail address. DON'T GIVE A LINK TO A NON-EXISTING PAGE! Always make sure that the page exists before you give a link to that page.(If a link is given to a non-existing or dead page, visitors may think you are not keen in updating the information and will lose trust in the other information) table of Contents - If the text is long, add a list of topics and anchor each to the relevant portion of the text. This way, the visitor can easily find what he wants to read. Navigation Bar - Have a navigation bar to give a consistent look. Graphics - Be modest in using graphics. Size & number of graphics should be in proportion to the text. If you are using graphics created by others, make sure that it can be used. You can also find more information from other sites by entering keywords in the box below and search.  What is the purpose of the site? What design elements best support that goal? Should the site use conservative design and fonts? Is the site Casual? or Professional? How can I divide the content of the site, so that each page can be maintained as information changes? What information is to be conveyed? How can I divide the content into logical segments that would make navigation easier for a visitor? After creating the web pages, it is a good idea to validate the pages for HTML and CSS. It gives a recognition to the technical aspect of the page. Simple and clean code will make the page load quickly and eliminate incorrect appearance in different browsers. It also helps to improve the rank with major search engines. You can check the html validation of your web page by entering your url at: http://validator.w3.org/ You can earn money by generating revenue from your websites by inserting ads. |
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