Change: were just on.) Subpages are reserved for smaller topics that are related to main topics. For instance, a main page on Pet Care may have subpages that include: Grooming,Training, and Veterinary Checkups. Breaking subjects into pages and subpages will make site navigation much easier for visitors.Top   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 244)

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Change: Renamed from How to Organize the Site by tallynt Feb 28 2008, 6:33 PM EST for: Rename

Change: (See also: Naming Pages)Wetpaint sites work best when they are well organized. As more and more people add information, there needs to be a standard for   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 248)

Change: (See also: Naming Pages)Wetpaint sites work best when they are well organized. As more and more people add information, there needs to be a standard for   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 257)

Change: the home page and clicking on "add a new page". (Keep in mind that any page that is created from a place other than the home page will likebecome a usersubpage (whatof the wouldone you wantwere orjust on.) Subpages thinkare reserved for   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 253)

Change:  new features prominently displayed above the fold. Remember, this is your chance to set your "best foot forward", so be sure to think like a user (what would you want or think that you'll find once landing on your site?).See Also:Site Map   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 130)

Change:  new features prominently displayed above the fold. Remember, this is your chance to set your "best foot forward", so be sure to think like a user (what would you want or think that you'll find once landing on your site?).See Also:Site Map   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 132)

Change: It is very important to have your site well layed-out and organized. In the web development/design world, we call that usability. This means that it's easy for users to not only find content on your site, but also easily navigate around using the click-throughs that you hyperlink from page-to-page. Think   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 128)