Under the last update line on your page, give some contact information, usually an email address. People reading the page will be able to write and tell you if links are outdated, give comments about your page, and ask for more specific information. Plus, it s a great way to meet people. Limit Page Length Try to keep all your information on one page in the browser. Do what you must to keep the user from having to scroll to read all the information.
People don t like to scroll and the shorter the page, the better.
Make your site easy to move around in. Use thumbnail graphics link to larger graphics. Also, put the size of the actual graphic in kilobytes next to the thumbnail. If the graphic size isn t too overwhelming, users will click to see the more detailed picture. Plan for Users with Limited Computers Create your web site with a low common denominator in mind.