Most navigation information is placed in the foot of the page. This enables you to keep track of important images such as organizational logos and backgrounds. Maintain a sense of consistency in your web site. Use the same background gif on all of your web pages, or a small variation in color to mark a series of pages within a single topic. A link to the site's main home page A mailto link that displays your email address as the link text.
Some people prefer to handle email in a program other than the browser.
By incorporating your email into the link text of the mailto URL you provide the address to these people as well as offering the hyperlinked email function. The Web Accessibility Initiative Problems with frames. A really great, interactive, Hypertext tutorial General Guides and Documentation Web site architecture includes file and directory structures as well as navigation. It also links to a number of resources on marketing and promotion of web sites. Webreference's Guide to HTML 3.2 is well designed to provide a brief reference to tags, but it doesn't include in-depth explanations and instructions.