It is important to write HTML documents that look good on any combination of browsers and computers, not just the ones you use. If you use advanced HTML formatting, offer the user a plain version too. Their browser may not be able to interpret the newer tags. Keep in mind that not all browsers can display fancy graphics.
Images are wonderful but the source files are often very large.
This means that they will take a long time to load. If you have a particularly large document or image in your web pages, it is good practice to warn the user about the size before they try to access it. Avoid the phrase Click Here . Not all browsers activate hyperlinks by clicking with a mouse. Try not to use too many different type fonts.