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1. Have practical, useful and informative information. Consider your objectives and goals and implement them when building your site. Include newsletters, other links, articles and promotions on your site. Maintain your site frequently, meaning keep it up-to-date. This will keep visitors coming back because they know you offer current information.

1. Create an easy navigation route. One way to do this is to have your page links grouped together. This directs visitors to one area on the page, giving them fast easy access. Minor links such as; contact us, about us, career opportunities, media, etc. Can go at the bottom or top of the home page. They are important but not the main features on the site. With all links and new pages you create be sure to put a ‘home’ link on all those pages. This guides your viewer back to the main page fast rather than back clicking a hand full of times. Navigation is very important and must be done correctly, check and recheck your page links.

1. Your site must be fast. Avoid lots of graphics this will slow your download time or if you’re going to use them keep the size between 80k-100k. Keep in mind not all your viewers will be using the latest and greatest Internet connection. Make your site cross compatible so that even those using a text browser can access it.

1. Know whom you’re designing the site for. This is called your target audience. Identify their age, gender, class, and spendi
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1. Your site must be fast. Avoid lots of graphics this will slow your download time or if you’re going to use them keep the size between 80k-100k. Keep in mind not all your viewers will be using the latest and greatest Internet connection. Make your site cross compatible so that even those using a text browser can access it.

1. Know whom you’re designing the site for. This is called your target audience. Identify their age, gender, class, and spend
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