Design your pages so the most important information is emphasized. When designing a Web page, follow this structure by putting the most important information at top left and then work your way down. This will direct the reader through the information in a way that is intuitive and easy to understand. Page is too random and doesn't present information clearly. Flow of page is clear and intuitive.
Information is short, digestible and directs the reader's eye.
The MATC main page fits into one screen in 640 x 400 pixel width monitors. The top of a Web page is prime real estate. Since average monitor size is still 640 x 400 pixels, that area should be used effectively, especially on main pages. Think of the initial screen of your Web page like the top half of a folded newspaper. Web pages, and especially main pages, should follow this model by providing the most important information and navigational links to other areas of the site in the first screen.