Just some tips
Name your pages and graphics in a way in which it will be easy to find them later. When you have groups of pages or graphics that are similar, give them similar names. For instance, if you have a group of pages with stories about your son, start the name of each file with “son”. The file names could be: sonpark, sonschool.
Use of a thumbnail is an option in place of a text link to your graphic page. A thumbnail is a smaller version of your graphic. You can create one with most graphic programs by just making the graphic smaller or using the “thumbnail” option, if the program has one.
Keep text narrow. It is easier to read text that is kept in narrow columns. Did you ever wonder why newspapers keep their columns so narrow? It’s to make it easier to read. It’s even more important on the Internet because your readers are reading on their computer screen. If they can’t read everything, without scrolling sideways, then they probably won’t read it at all.
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Listening to: Breaking Benjamin - Forget It
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