By now you should have a firm idea of your website's focus, how your site is going to serve your customers, what and what not to emulate from your competitor's sites, and you should have your home page pretty much locked-up in your mind with a site map and a good handle on your site's navigation. It's time to start making parts.
Websites contain many parts.
Text and graphics usually. Sometimes music, video or other content that is unique in the sense it requires proprietary software to access it. For now, I'm going to limit this chapter to text and graphics. In Part 3 of this series I suggested you make an outline. Think of an engaging full page print ad in a magazine.