Some tips to guide through the web designing.

[simplyhuman]

Designing your site to specific user that will meet specific user, know your users, make navigational structure simple and understandable. Avoid dead ends, and confusions, test the design early dont wait to complete till end, know the technology limitations , user tolerance levels must be know, avoid multimedia as it diverts the reading.

[Anselmo Segundo]

color and structure are important, the logo should be mixed well with the rest of the site. Try using good quality photographs. Investigate other competing sites

[WebOut]

In developing a site, well-planned Information Architecture is the foundation.

[Lil_Kins0]

Logo should not be the first thing, it should be the last.

[HTMLBasicTutor]

Originally Posted by Lil_Kins0

Logo should not be the first thing, it should be the last.

Why do you feel the logo should be the last thing done?

[iqbal]

Originally Posted by HTMLBasicTutor

Why do you feel the logo should be the last thing done?

my question as well why do you feel the logo should be.

Acually Logo is the first thing I design for my client.

[quino]

I’ve put together my 9 principles for good Web design
1.Precedence (Guiding the Eye)
2. Spacing
3. Navigation
4. Design to Build
5. Typography
6. Usability
7. Alignment
8. Clarity (Sharpness)
9. Consistency

[williamxaviers]

Implement such coding that could be able to relate to the web link or the page he is actually desiring to get linked to. It should not be like the title tag is different and when the user is using it then it relates to some other topic. Most of the users feel irritations from such things or poor linking.

[snitcher]

also dont forget to use appropriate imagery to make it more user-friendly and to represent information. as users do not want to be reading lots of text.