Creating Your Own Website -
Organizational Tips
Website Organization
- Keep your Website organized identically on your hard drive
as you organize it on the Internet.
- Keep files used on your index page and files used repeatedly
in your root directory. But don't overload your root directory.
- Create a subdirectory for each series of related pages.
- Plan for expansion. If you think a page on a particular theme
will expand into a number of pages, create a subdirectory for it.
- Keep files that belong on each page in the same subdirectory
(except those in the root directory)
- Name your subdirectories and files in an easy to identify manner.
- Don't change your subdirectory or file names (and html page
addresses) after the fact. Name and address them now in a manner
that you will be able to maintain in the future, no matter
how much you expand. (Save us all from broken links!)
- If you do have to change an address after your Website is up,
then place a redirect page or link in the old location.
Courtesy of:
Tracy Marks, M.A. |
WINDWEAVER
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Ka-Neng Au (au@andromeda.rutgers.edu)
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Updated April 15, 1999