Style Content refers to the text and images to be incorporated in the web site. The good news about deciding about contents that most Community Orchestras already produce a printed brochure which is a perfect starting. Some sample web sites are offered below, and at the end of this document are many web links to some of the hundreds of examples out there to admire and copy from.
Style refers to both the layout and composition of the pages.
Before critiquing your new web site, consider upgrading to the latest version of the browser of your choice. B. Frames can make for a smashing site, but frames are also very quick to reveal any mistake of composition and finer points of web design. For a first time web site designer, avoiding frames can mean avoiding headaches. C. Use background images or patterns, if you must, but keep in mind they clutter the screen and make it very hard to read text. D. Keep images relatively small in size, and never use an image more than 30KB or so, unless absolutely required.