Do not use features that require the most recent versions of a web browser. Continuity - Open your page in both Netscape and Internet Explorer to make sure it looks the same in both browsers. Different browsers display things in different ways, so a page that looks fine in Netscape may appear distorted in Internet Explorer. Make sure that the page prints effectively in both browsers as well. Also, keep general Web continuity in mind.
Users are accustomed, for example, to seeing unvisited links in blue and visited links in purple.
Changing the link colors may be confusing. Maintenance - A web page requires constant maintenance. Depending on how often you expect the page to be visited, links should be checked at least once every two weeks. If you have a few links, you can check them by hand. Copyright - The University of Michigan has certain guidelines for web pages held on their server.