Implement Website
Implementation of your website starts with the homepage

Checkout and finalize your homepage

• Keep the page short but be sure that the subject of your website is clearly evident. Also, provide at least 300 words of text for the search engines to digest.
  
  
• Don't make the images on your index page any larger than necessary. Use graphic software to optimize images to a reasonable size.
  
  
• Don't include background music, it creates a distraction. Most visitors will have the audio turned off anyway.
  
  
• Don't include videos on your index page. They can be presented much better deeper in your website.
  
  
• Define the width and height of all image tags. Most browsers will load an image much faster if the image dimensions are given.
  
  
• If you need to use a large graphic, cut it into smaller parts and put them into a table.
  
  
• Use nested tables to separate text from graphics. Use the same images for several of your pages. Once these images are downloaded they remain in the browsers cache and appear instantly.

Resize images for quick downloading

If you really want to include music and/or videos on your website, place them on interior pages deeper in your website. Do not put them on the index page (homepage).

Finalize your navagation scheme

Make sure that your navigation images/text are prominently located when you implement your website so that users won't have to search the page looking for them. Your navigation links should all be in the same general location on every page.

If you use buttons, an image map, or other graphic navigation methods, include duplicate text links somewhere on the page for those with text-based browsers.

A large website structure should contain a site index with website sections, subsections and topics listed.