pages that are linked together in much the same way a spiderweb contains links that form part of a larger work of art. If you create, or maintain, a web site that deals with multiple pages, then you are a webmaster! As with any title or job, however, there are good webmasters and bad webmasters. So how can I become a good webmaster? Just keep reading! In future lessons, we'll learn the techniques that a good webmaster needs, and the tools which a good webmaster should use. However, there is are some important steps you can take to improve your skills - the most important being practice. Putting the skills learned here into use is important, and most lessons will require you to put in some time applying the techniques to actual web pages. For the moment, however, we'll take a look at some "good" sites, which demonstrate good webmastering skills, and a "bad" site, which demonstrates undesirable techniques. The good, the bad and the ugly I'm sure that you've come across sites before which you thought were fantastic, and some that you'd never want to visit again. As with anything creative, what looks "good" to one eye may look bad to another. However, on the web this problem is magnified. People don't all have the same type of computer, and they don't all use the latest browser. They don't all have the latest plugins installed, so a good site will look good no matter what type of computer or