Check out the page bottoms for links to other graphic resources. So far, I have glossed over the issue of how to organize a Web site. When I mention it at all, I have recommended that you place all your HTML and graphic files in a single subdirectory. But this method becomes inconvenient as your site grows larger. When packing a suitcase, you put a few pieces of assorted clothing in a single container.
Most folks prefer a dresser with a separate drawer for each type of clothing.
In the same way, larger Web sites use multiple directories to store their files. From the home page, index.html in the top-level directory, the Webmaster might want to use pictures from the Pix directory, and provide a link to the main catalog page, index.html in the Catalog directory. From the catalog pages, the Webmaster will want to use images from Pix and Cards, and will want to provide a Home link back to the main page of the site. There are two ways to describe these multidirectory links. The most obvious way is to use the full URL of the file, the same way you would link to any other file on the Web.