A very simple way is to provide mutual participation and interaction-that is, to let readers do something, such as getting news, and reward their participation in some way, such as publishing something every week or giving them the opportunity to download something.
For visitors, the most valuable websites are those that can immediately let people know what information they can get, how to get it, and how to make the reader correct what he thinks is wrong or add his own content.
3. Sign your name and show your honor-
But don't put long signatures here. A little self-promotion may be to the point, especially if you want to personalize your web page, but it may bring embarrassment and hinder the substantive content. All you have to do is link to the page about the author, which is also a suitable place to put waiver, copyright notice and similar explanations.
4. Don't include some general Web reference information and links that everyone has that are no longer hot spots. Connecting Sina and Yahoo may be enough, otherwise your external connection should be a place with special significance that readers have not met yet.
5. If there is positive feedback in the form of comments or readers' opinions, consider putting it on the home page-
Maybe somewhere at the beginning, or as a link to the honor page. If it is done well, it can encourage new tourists and reassure them. On the other hand, if it is not done well, it will be considered as boasting, while the real content is in a secondary position.
6. Forget most of the learned habits of writing on paper. Writing based on words and paper as the carrier, the task is to carefully arrange the narrative and keep the reader's interest in the process of providing knowledge, pleasing the mood or persuading others; However, text is not the main component of most web pages-even if there is more text on the page than other elements, other components (images, hypermedia links) are usually considered more important than simple text.
7. Structure is very important. Web pages may look two-dimensional, but it should not be understood that the original structure of printed pages no longer exists on the network. Writing should focus on the visible structure of a document, because it may have a more subtle communication function.
8. Web-based readers don't read every word, and the reading method is closer to fast reading, instead of reading line by line like reading a rigid tree file; Reading through the screen is not particularly comfortable, so readers hope to get the results or the information they want to know as soon as possible.
9. In web page making, the reader is actually a collaborator. In addition to paying attention to vocabulary, intonation and other matters that should be considered in any kind of writing, web page authors should also pay attention to and give special consideration to readers' body movements-pressing mouse buttons, scrolling pages and writing emails are also part of the communication process.
10, an HTML editor, and several megabytes of server space, it can't be said that a web page can be designed immediately; Before you start writing words, looking for pictures and making HTML tags, you should first sort out the basic web page structure. If you have nothing to say, then say nothing. If you don't have a fairly clear structure in your mind at first, you will almost certainly end up in a mess. Be cautious at first, and then keep learning and improving. Uninstall some pages you like, check the HTML source file to see how it is written, and paste all or part into a test file for checking. Copying other people's things is plagiarism, but learning from others is a research process. Le Ying suggested that it be considered.
1 1. When people first visit your homepage, they are usually not looking for something worth reading. They may be looking for something to choose from, in hypertext terms, words, images, buttons and so on that can be clicked with the mouse. Next, read the text, select an option, press the mouse button, and repeat the process after the next page appears. The trick here is to determine the appropriate button ratio when reading.
12. If the page contains a lot of information, you should first determine the target audience before you start designing the page. For beginners or new visitors, it makes sense to use a fixed file structure and explain it at the beginning. For example, a description table about the content or some similar structure. If you want to satisfy readers whose knowledge or experience is not at the same level, providing restrictive clues can make some readers skip the basic content and go straight to the goal. When providing links, readers at all levels should be considered.
13. Don't let the readers be at a loss. You don't have to flood the webpage with sounds and images, and don't make the file so long that readers' heels will get cold when loading the file. Therefore, be careful when using images. Large pictures will obviously slow down page creation, but so will many small pictures that need to be loaded in sequence.
14. Don't center the text easily and use bold or italic characters. In addition to confusing the visual sense with the enemy, many browsers can't display italics well, and they can't make up for the blank changes caused by the tilt of letters.
15. Use short paragraphs, add some points to list, list appropriately, quote the full text appropriately, divide it into several parts with horizontal lines, and guide the main links with image maps to make your page attractive and easy to read.
16. Don't use different styles of icons on every page. Le Ying believes that the style of the page should be consistent in principle, and' consistency' does not mean the same; Page style often directly affects the mood of readers, so page color matching is a relatively learned thing, and colors should be harmonious, natural, fresh and simple.
17. You don't need to fill the page with pictures to add visual interest. Try using colored dots ... they are smaller and can add color to the list items (they can also be used for colored lists). The color separator can also enhance the graphic sense without disturbing the bandwidth.
18. Be careful with the GIF picture as the background. They can make the page look interesting and even professional, but the decorative background can easily make the text illegible. It's not enough to get the background right. The background is either very bright (dark text) or very dark (light text). If the background contains images, the contrast should be lower to avoid distracting the reader too much.
The above is Le Ying's experience in making web pages at 18, which can be used for reference.
How to do a good job in web page layout
Web pages can be said to be the basic elements of a website. When we click the mouse and roam on the Internet, a wonderful webpage will appear in front of us. So, what are the factors that make a web page wonderful or not? Of course, there are color matching, character changes, picture processing and so on. Are factors that cannot be ignored. In addition to these, there is also a very important factor-the layout of the web page. Next, let's talk about the layout of the web page.
Web page layout type
Web page layout can be roughly divided into "national" font, corner font, title text type, left and right frame type, upper and lower frame type, comprehensive frame type, cover type, Flash type and variant type, which are discussed separately below.
1. "Guo" font: it can also be called "Tong" font, which is a favorite font of some large websites, that is, the title and banner advertisement of the website are at the top, followed by the main content of the website, which is divided into two small pieces, left and right, with the main part in the middle. Here are the basic information, contact information and copyright notice of the website. This structure is almost the most common one we see on the Internet.
2. Angle type: This structure is actually only different from the previous one in form. Actually, it's very similar. There are headlines and advertising banners on it, a narrow list of links on the left, and wide text on the right. Below are some auxiliary information of websites. In this type, a common type is the title and advertisement at the top, and the navigation link on the left.
3. Title text type: This type means that there is a title or something similar above and text below, such as some article pages or registration pages.
4. Left-right frame: This is a frame structure with left and right pages. Generally, there are navigation links on the left, sometimes there will be subtitles or Peugeot at the top, and text on the right. Most of the large forums we have seen have this structure, and some corporate websites also like to adopt it. This type of structure is very clear and obvious.
5. Up-down frame style: Similar to the above, the only difference is that it is a two-page frame.
6. Comprehensive frame structure: the combination of two structures on the previous page, a relatively complex frame structure, which is more common and similar to the "angle" structure, but adopts a frame structure.
7. Cover type: This type basically appears on the home pages of some websites, and most of them are exquisite graphic design combined with some small animations, with a few simple links or just an "enter" link or even a link directly on the home page picture without any hint. This type mostly appears on corporate websites and personal homepages. If handled well, it will bring people a pleasing feeling.
8. Flash type: In fact, this type is similar to the cover type structure, except that it uses the flash type which is very popular at present. Different from the cover type, because of the powerful function of Flash, the information expressed on the page is more abundant. If handled properly, its visual and auditory effects are not worse than those of traditional multimedia.
9. Variant types: combinations and variants of the above types. For example, this site is visually close to the corner type, but the functional essence is the integrated frame type with upper, left and right structures.
About above the fold line.
The so-called folding refers to the part we can see when we arrive at a website without dragging the scroll bar. So how big is it above the fold? Actually, this is unknown. Generally speaking, in the 800×600 screen display mode (which is also the most commonly used mode), in the default state after IE installation (that is, the toolbar address bar has not changed), the part that can be seen in the IE window is 778px×435px. Generally speaking, we can take this size as the standard. After all, if it is not suitable for everyone, it can only be considered for most people.
Having said that, it is nothing more than a standard question. Actually, I don't need to say that everyone can think of it next. Of course, the most important content should be put on the hinge. The key to know is that we should have an estimate of the area that can be displayed above the fold, not just based on our own machine. In fact, a very troublesome place in web page making is that the browser machine is unknown.
About the location of the navigation bar
Navigation bar allows us to reach different pages conveniently when browsing, which is a very important part of web page elements, so navigation bar must be clear and eye-catching. Generally speaking, the navigation bar should be displayed above the folding line, but sometimes it may be smaller than the above 435px. Based on this consideration, the reason why the horizontal navigation bar is superior to the vertical navigation bar is simple: if the upper folding of the browser is short, the horizontal navigation bar can still be seen completely, while the vertical navigation bar.
What's the best layout?
This is a question that novices may ask. In fact, this should be analyzed in detail: for example, if there are many contents, we should consider using "national font" or angular font; And if the content is not too much and there are many descriptive things, you can consider the title text type; One common feature of those frame structures is that they are easy to browse and fast, but the structural changes are not flexible; And if a corporate website wants to show corporate image or personal homepage wants to show personal style, the cover is the first choice; Flash is more flexible. Good Flash greatly enriches the web page, but it can't express too much text information. What I didn't mention was variants. I just want to leave this to my friends, because only constant changes will improve and enrich our webpage! References:
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