For a variety of reasons, Web users aren't very interested in reading books and long articles online. Instead, they like material presented in bite-size pieces. One way to break up text, of course, is to use lists. Take a look at Figure A, for example. The two Web pages shown there both present the same information, but the page on the right is much more inviting.
Lists are also a good way to present complex information like a site map.
By turning list items into hyperlinks, you can make it very easy for users to navigate your Web site. In this article, we'll show you how FrontPage lets you create lists. As you'll see, the process is quite easy and gives you considerable control over your lists' appearance. The latter two, however, are rarely used and aren't universally supported by Web browsers. Therefore, we'll limit our discussion to the first three types.