Feel free to reply with your own points.

1. Content. Your site sucks and is a waste of space and bandwidth if it is yet another godawful anime, general computer help, or other useless redundant pointless site.

2. XHTML compliancy. Absolutely never rely on a certain browser, so make your code XHTML 1.0 Transitional compliant (http://validator.w3.org/). This means that at this point, it’s the browser’s fault for not rendering your page right, not yours. Explosively gaining popularity browsers such as Firebird strictly adhere to these specifications. Be CSS compliant as well.

3. Remember that millions of Americans are vision-impared. That means never rely on color to convey a point, use large font sizes, and avoid text in images wherever possible.. ABSOLUTELY NEVER use a light-on-dark color scheme…it’s murder to view on some monitors and with some vision impediments.

4. Absolutely never rely on browser extensions or client-side scripting to make your page. That means avoid Flash, Java, and Javascript wherever possible.

Feel free to reply with your own points.

1. Content. Your site sucks and is a waste of space and bandwidth if it is yet another godawful anime, general computer help, or other useless redundant pointless site.

2. XHTML compliancy. Absolutely never rely on a certain browser, so make your code XHTML 1.0 Transitional compliant (http://validator.w3.org/). This means that at this point, it’s the browser’s fault for not rendering your page right, not yours. Explosively gaining popularity browsers such as Firebird strictly adhere to these specifications. Be CSS compliant as well.

3. Remember that millions of Americans are vision-impared. That means never rely on color to convey a point, use large font sizes, and avoid text in images wherever possible.. ABSOLUTELY NEVER use a light-on-dark color scheme…it’s murder to view on some monitors and with some vision impediments.

4. Absolutely never rely on browser extensions or client-side scripting to make your page. That means avoid Flash, Java, and Javascript wherever possible.

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Js - 19 November 2009 09:08 PM

Feel free to reply with your own points.

1. Content. Your site sucks and is a waste of space and bandwidth if it is yet another godawful anime, general computer help, or other useless redundant pointless site.

2. XHTML compliancy. Absolutely never rely on a certain browser, so make your code XHTML 1.0 Transitional compliant (http://validator.w3.org/). This means that at this point, it’s the browser’s fault for not rendering your page right, not yours. Explosively gaining popularity browsers such as Firebird strictly adhere to these specifications. Be CSS compliant as well.

3. Remember that millions of Americans are vision-impared. That means never rely on color to convey a point, use large font sizes, and avoid text in images wherever possible.. ABSOLUTELY NEVER use a light-on-dark color scheme…it’s murder to view on some monitors and with some vision impediments.

4. Absolutely never rely on browser extensions or client-side scripting to make your page. That means avoid Flash, Java, and Javascript wherever possible.

Your information is good I want to add some more points.

1.We should have some visitors I mean some targeted visitors who must access it definitely in that way we should design website.
2.Clear structure should be given to your website.
3.It should be clear and less graphics should be involved and it should be attractive.
4.It should be user friendly.

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That means never rely on color to convey a point, use large font sizes, and avoid text in images wherever possible.. ABSOLUTELY NEVER use a light-on-dark color scheme…it’s murder to view on some monitors and with some vision impediments.

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your stemplates pictures and designing makes a good site for you.
it is very effective.

A good website, content and design are the major criteria for a good website. its our creativity that counts nothing much others can do for this.
to attract visitors you need to put our website in all search engines, check for site like google.com where u get info and links for all search engines.

Js - 19 November 2009 09:08 PM

Feel free to reply with your own points.
Absolutely never rely on browser extensions or client-side scripting to make your page. That means avoid Flash, Java, and Javascript wherever possible.

YOu really make some valid points. The Pimps

templates pics and and good working makes a good site.

Easy Navigation makes it popular..!! So as it’s design..!!

I feel just 30% will be for design and 40% for Content and it’s mgt (CMS ) and rest for Site map, frequent updates, and contact page etc..!!

makes it complete..!!

Mick..

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Thanks for the solid info.

When you say to avoid light on dark, you mean just for text…Right? 

(Like a black page and white font?)

The design, layout, colour all those little things make your website look better

Hi,

What would be on your website that will attract your visitors to come back again on your site? A good website is constantly up to date with fresh news, happenings and content. Keep on improving your website regularly to stay in the competition.

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There are many things include in a good site.

1st. Informative content.
2nd Regular update site content.
3rd Good looking design.

Content is most important things in a good site.

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4. Absolutely never rely on browser extensions or client-side scripting to make your page. That means avoid Flash, Java, and Javascript wherever possible.

I think this is the most important one for all the new people to building sites and trying to make them flashy and attractive. But I do hear Google is working on a way to be able to index these kind of things in the near future

Content, easy navigation, color scheme and cross browser compatibility.
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