B efore going hog-wild with your new Web page, take a moment to consider some guidelines about page style, organization and contents. These suggestions have been put together by people who have experience publishing Web pages and who have spent some time reviewing both good and bad Web pages. Also see the Student Organization Web server for useful information. This stuff can be as personal as you wish to make it. Certainly it will be written from your point of view.
P ublishing on the Web is very easy, but the Web is a dynamic place.
The use of a large number of links can prove to be a drawback if you don't have time to check them often to be certain they are still working. Keep your total number of links down for ease of maintenance. I n order to publish polished Web pages that people will want to visit more than once, you will need to learn more about HTML commands or your HTML editor. These sessions will center on using AOLpress. TTS also has a Web page that links to a number of learning aids , such as on-line HTML tutorials and material used in TTS courses.