Define how your content may be presented. Think about the size of screen pages you see on the World Wide Web. Web pages are similar to newspaper articles with content to catch your attention and let you experience brief reading segments. Select backgrounds for your pages carefully. Although fancy backgrounds may look inviting at first, they may conflict with your text and graphics.
Plain backgrounds are often best.
Using the same background throughout your site may be wise. Use print that is easy to see and read. Check the font, size, and style to see if it is easy to read while in your Web page creating software and with a browser. Sometimes there may be problems with background color, sometimes italics may be difficult to read with a browser, and sometimes the size of the print may be too small. Perhaps the biggest complaint of Web users is the time it takes to open sites.