Java is one of the hottest areas of interest on the Web, but again requires some programming. O nce your page has been loaded onto the server, you will have to check to see if it looks correct and works as you planned. You might want to tweak the formatting or the size and layout of a table. It helps if you can edit the file on the server instead of transferring it back and forth. Since many sites are served from UNIX based workstations you may need to learn how to use text editing programs like vi or emacs .
C heck out the operation of any forms, CGIs, or other interactive scripts.
These can be very sensitive to minor mistakes in programming. If they don't work, contact the Webmaster. Another consideration is the size of each Web page. If you find that the page takes a long time to load, the page might be too big or have too many images. F inally, review and update your Web pages as often as possible.