How to easily development a Home page

 

know how to development a Home page ?

 Homepage development

Development a Home page means design page that includes all information regarding our site and  what exectly our site can allow services. For a Web website developer, a home page is the first page introduced when a client chooses a webpage or vicinity on the World Wide Web. The typical location for a Web webpage is the landing page address, despite the fact that you can enter the location (Uniform Resource Locator) of any page and have that page sent to you.

whenever Development of a Home page done , you can set it to open to any Web site. For example, you can specify that "http://www.yahoo.com" or "http://whatis.com" be your home page. You can also specify that there be no home page (a blank space will be displayed) in which case you choose the first page from your bookmark list or enter a Web address.

    Make the structure of home page

    Design home page and other pages layout and graphics

The Ten Most Violated Homepage Design Guidelines :

1. Emphasize what your site offers that's of value to users and how your services differ from those of key competitors

This is one of the most important issues in homepage design, so it's particularly sad that it's the least followed of all the guidelines. Websites are incredibly bad at explicitly stating what they offer users. Instead, they hide their offerings in generic marketese that makes very little impression on prospective customers.

2. Use a liquid layout that lets users adjust the homepage size

Fighting frozen layouts seems a lost battle, but it's worth repeating: different users have different monitor sizes. People with big monitors want to be able to resize their browsers to view multiple windows simultaneously. You can't assume that everyone's window width is 800 pixels: it's too much for some users and too little for others.

3. Use color to distinguish visited and unvisited links

4. Use graphics to show real content, not just to decorate your homepage

5. Include a tag line that explicitly summarizes what the site or company does

6. Make it easy to access anything recently featured on your homepage

7. Include a short site description in the window title

This is mainly important for search engine visibility, but why not take advantage of this superior -- and cheap -- form of Internet marketing?

8. Don't use a heading to label the search area; instead use a "Search" button to the right of the box

This is a small point, but there's no reason to label the search box if there's a "Search" button right next to it. Interaction design's less is more principle tells us that extra elements in a dialogue distract users from the salient points and reduce their ability to understand an interface.

9. With stock quotes, give the percentage of change, not just the points gained or lost

10. Don't include an active link to the homepage on the homepage

This is a special case of a guideline that applies to all website or intranet pages : never have a link that points to the current page. (A button to refresh stock quotes or other changing information is a different matter, and should be presented as a command button rather than a navigation link since it doesn't lead to a new location.) Active links to current pages cause three problems:

•     If they click it, a link leading to the current page is an utter waste of users' time.

•     Worse, such links cause users to doubt whether they're really at the location they think they're at.

•     Worst of all, if users do follow these no-op links they'll be confused as to their new location, particularly if the page is scrolled back to the top.