A good navigational system is very important.

A good navigational system is very important. You want me to  leave fast - resize my browser to fit the whole screen and remove the  menu.

Please don't expect me to go searching through your whole page for  a little dot hyperlink. And third, if there is  more than one or two banners on a page it's pretty tacky.

So without further ado, here is my list. I hope these ideas are of some value and help  you make a better, more friendly site. If I've surfed a  ways on your site, I want to be able to get back to the index quickly  without using the "back" button.

I like guestbooks. Give him or her a compliment - I think  it's a good exchange. A menu of some kind,  with a link back to the home page, needs to be on every page of the  site.

I often look for a way to contact the webmaster. I will be out of your site in a second!

Whether your site is personal or professional, tell me a little  about yourself, your wife, your kids, and your pets. There are no concrete, hard- and-fast rules to follow - these are just observations of some things  which I virtually always look for in a site. When I run pvc stripe tarpaulin into a site that I find enjoyable, I  want to tell the webmaster. Sometimes this may consist of a simple "previous" and "next",  but please always add a "home" link in this case. I've found sites which bury the link to the  next page in the strangest places - in someone's eye, for example. If you are going to insist on putting background music on your site,  please give me an obvious way to turn it off. You want my address? Why? Phone  number? What do you need that for? More importantly, how safe is this  information?

I know many people like to put banner exchanges on their sites, but  please keep it to a minimum. First, banner exchanges don't work very  well. I find it much  easier to like someone and be receptive to their message if I know  something about them. I may want to tell  him something about his site (privately), propose a link exchange or  just drop him a line. The webmaster worked hard and provided  something that was entertaining, informative or useful. If you are running  a commercial site this is essential - your customers want to be able  to tell or ask you things and if you want their business you had  better make it easy for them.

. Second, they make the pages load slowly.

Nothing makes me leave a site faster than finding one of those  silly little "right click" scripts which attempts to disable the  right-click functions. It's nice to  let him know in return