How to Lose Your Web Viewers and learn that for every 10 seconds it takes for your graphics to load before your page contents can be seen, you risk losing 20 percent of your remaining viewers. An excellent spot to look for graphics is The Clip Art Connection , where the graphics are divided into categories and themes, which makes it much easier to find what you want. From there, name your other pages based on their content. Be sure to provide a link from your main page to each of the other pages. You have your beginning site, so now you need to actually put your masterpiece on the Web for the world to see.
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Check with your Internet service provider to see if they provide free space and exactly what you need to do to upload your site. If your service provider doesn't offer free space, check with Geocities. Geocities even provides a File Manager Utility program for creating a website. After you learn the procedures for uploading your site to the Web, you'll need a good FTP program to upload the pages. Back at Stroud's , search for CuteFTP, which is one of the best File Transfer Protocol clients available on the market.