But lots of pages is no excuse for a cumbersome, complicated site structure. Don't let your reader become lost in a labarynthine maze. Keep your basic navigational structure supremely simple, and make navigation mechanically quick and absolutely painless. Keep it accessible Browser-specific formatting on a corporate site is a guaranteed loser. With each update, add new content, to keep the site fresh and lure repeat visitors, and prune all your dead links.
All human communication is carried on across multiple channels.
By implication, every page you post communicates at least both a primary and a secondary message about your company. After all, your Website represents a valid sample of who you are, what you do, and how you do it. By putting up a Web page, you provide readers a chance to see for themselves how closely your hype and your reality match. In other words, your readers are looking as much at the how as the what of what you do and how you do it. Realize that your readers cannot help but form an impression of your company based on its Website.