Again, organize the information. The main topics you put on each of your pages should be related to each other and directly related to the topic of the page. When web pages are information overloaded people tend not to read them. A long page takes longer to load than a shorter page and their mouse finger gets itchy and they click away from the page before the information is ever presented. The exact opposite of Information Overload are pages with very little content.
Every web page takes time to load up.
A page with only one paragraph will take virtually the same amount of time to load as a page with several paragraphs. In this case people will tire of waiting for each page to load up only to get a small tidbit of information and have to wait for the next page of your site to load up. Instead you should consider incorporating the information on to fewer pages, even if the information isn't necessarily related to the topic of the page. Adding Emphasis Adding emphasis is easy, all it takes is adding some simple HTML right along with the rest of your text. This text will be in bold.