Finally, good sites are the result of planning. Before even coming to the screen, the student should develop a general site structure. Of course, this site structure may be updated. However, a site that merely grows as it goes can lose consistency, and become a nightmare for its users. Thus, our first rule requires students to create a rough plan on paper, before they design on computer.
Site begins with a logical plan.
Foremost, the student's site should have a constant, logical layout. Imagine if on the next page I failed to put the title above. Next, students should use consistent placement of links. He or she should be able to almost unconsciously find and operate your link buttons. Student authors should also present a graphic theme.