Your net pages are your face on the net. You can make them look as silly or as serious as you like. But they don't have to look clunky, generate errors, and give a muddled impression of your ideas or products.

There are lots of free examples and tutorials on the net showing you how to create net pages. Unfortunately, learning in this way as not as easy as it should be, because:

the examples are several years out of date
they only work on some browsers
in your browser, they don't work at all
when you transfer them to your pages, they don't work
the code is difficult to understand
the code is much longer than it needs to be
the bit you need to change is not explained
a web-design programme has added redundant code

I'm going to deal with the basic parts that make up a collection of linked net pages. All the examples are free for you to re-use however you wish. However, remember that a lot of things are inter-dependent and often, if you just change one thing, something may go wrong.

Although standards are becoming standard, there are still some bugs, differences, and complications. The text below highlights the main problem.

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