Keep older versions of IE and Netscape on your computer, if you have enough hard drive space, and use them to check your pages. You can change the resolution on your computer to double-check your pages, or you can simulate the proportions of larger resolution by resizing your browser's window. There's nothing more frustrating than a Web page that has nothing but a huge image on it, and takes a full minute to load before you can figure out what's what. Avoid placing large images at the top of a Web page. Make Navigation Easy Keep a consistent navigation area on every page of your Web site.
Text links are better than image links.
When the user enters your site at any given page, she should be able to readily determine where she is and how to get around. Make Your Site Consistent Pages in your site should be graphically consistent. This doesn't mean they should be virtually identical, but it does mean that the user should be able to recognize at a glance that she is in your Web site. Avoid Internet Cliches Under Construction. What We Offer.