Excessive links or awkward wording with your links will break up the flow of your page and negate all the time you spent working on a pleasing design. Consider the following opening paragraph for a teacher's home page. Welcome to our second grade class. Our class is part of Pleasant Grove Elementary School in Stockbridge , Georgia . We are part of the Henry County School System .
Henry County is one of the fastest growing counties in the United States .
Not only do all those links make the text look choppy and difficult to read, you may quickly lose your visitor as he wanders off to one of the other sites before he or she gets a real look at what you have to offer. You may want to consider putting all links that take the reader to other sites on a separate page if possible. Another mistake many beginning web authors make is breaking up their pages with awkward wording. For example, you are updating your class news page and you've just put up a page of animal projects your students completed. We are happy to report that our class has completed the animal projects we have been working on for the past two weeks.