The first section contains several links to HTML tutorials. Your text, GIFs and links go here. The title should be short and contain keywords that will enable index searches to correctly find the page. The links listed earlier on this page are the good sources for information on constructing a page. A window will open showing the HTML code for the page.
Several points are worthy of emphasis.
Many people are viewing pages on computers connected by modem. To accomodate this, references to graphics should include the ALT clause with at short discription of the graphic. Additionally, web pages should include, at the bottom of the page, an e-mail address of the person responsible for the page and the date the page was last modified. The e-mail address and name of the person responsible for the page should be substituted onto the HTML code in place of netmgr . Web pages that are representing official ECU information must include the above two lines, a link to the University's disclaimer statement, and include the University Logo.