Internet Web Site Design
Planning Out Your Website Structure

Example of an Internet
Web Site Design Structure

The grocery store is organized into many different sections such as: Dairy, Produce, Deli, Bakery, Canned Goods, and so on.

Those are your Tier 2 pages of topics that directly relate to the overall site theme of "groceries".

You make a beeline to pick-up your milk, butter and eggs.

Found by quickly navigating to the Dairy Tier 2 page, which lists each individual item available in the dairy isle as a Tier 3 page.

You then rush over to the Deli counter (another Tier 2 page) to order your sliced cheese, shaved imported ham and fresh chicken salad (all individual Tier 3 pages under the Deli navigation button).

In no time at all you can see that your website could potentially have hundreds of tier 3 pages (the individual items on your grocery list) that each relate to the category of the specific tier 2 topic page.

Tier 2 pages make up your navigation menu.
You guide your visitors to Tier 3 pages via the links that you place on your Tier 2 pages.

Just keep in mind that your overall web site design
goals are to:

• Create an aesthetically pleasing and user friendly site
  
  
• Establish an easy navigation structure that quickly brings your visitor to the information they are seeking
  
  
• Ensure that the site web pages load quickly
  
  
• Maintain the same appearance on different browsers
  (Site renders the same when HTML compliant)
  
  
• Keep it simple so even a first grader can use it
  
  
• Above all, offer great quality content!
  

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