Netscape extensions to HTML 3.0 are used in Netscape Navigator 2.0 and above. Microsoft extensions to HTML 3.0 were developed for Internet Explorer 3.0. The address of a Web page. Web Site Basic Structure Logically arrange pages hierarchically. The Home page is the entry point to the site, and the place to always come back to.
Pages go from general to more specific, with links back to the home page and related pages.
For long pages, use links to named anchors on the page so the viewer can skip around if so desired. Be consistent in using emphasis and heading levels. Every page should completely download to the viewer's computer within 30 seconds at a 14.4 bps modem connection. If not, split longer pages into shorter ones and cut down on the number of different graphics used and the absolute number of graphics per page. Provide links back to the Home page from each document.