Think of each page as a unit of thought, like a paragraph unit in an essay. However it will be more effective than mere writing, as you should try to help your readers make visual relations between ideas. Images may help to bring home an important point. Each page is a stasis point , a stopping point, where you explain and develop a single important idea. Links provide the movement from one stasis point to the next, and should clearly define where they are headed.
Links can go backwards and forwards within the site or to relevant points outside.
Sketch a preliminary map, a blueprint, of your page design, revealing your stasis points and how they connect. Follow this, modifying it as needed, as you construct your site. Use MLA parenthetical citations to cite your source material within pages. These citations should link to your Annotated Bibliography page. Stay away from headache inducing colors and flashing text.