If all of those articles were on the same page, you would certainly not be able to effectively read the magazine. You would spend all your time browsing through that one page to find something that interests you. For simplicity and organization Web pages are divided into many different pages each stemming from the Home Page or from other subsidiary pages. From these pages, you provide your audience every bit of information that you want them to have. But it must be organized in a manner which gives your audience the opportunity to pick and choose the information they want to see.
Magazines organize their information in a similar manner.
They may have a letters section, advice section, food section, etc. Your subsidiary pages must be organized otherwise they will be useless. You can see that organization plays a big part of your Web site. Neat and orderly looking Web pages also play a key role. This section identifies rules that should be heeded in order to present neat and orderly looking Web pages.