Basic principles for compiling a website homepage

1. The organizational structure of the hypertext document for the website homepage should be clear, well-organized, focused, and readable, so as to attract the user's attention as much as possible.

2. The description should be concise and to the point. The introduction of each content should be as simple and clear as possible, preferably not more than 2 to 3 frames. If the document is too long, users will lose patience in reading it.

3. The display interface should be simple, with clear modules and columns, so that users can find the information they need quickly.

4. The organizational form and style of various document materials should remain basically consistent. For example, the file header, icon location, content introduction, operation prompts, etc. should be unified as much as possible so that users can easily discover and understand the organizational form and style, deepen their impression of the information, and increase their interest in continuing to browse the website.

5. Pay attention to the correctness and operability of the link path. Browsing failure due to link errors is not allowed, as this will reduce users' patience and interest in browsing.

6. Although multimedia information such as images and sounds can make information rich and colorful, it should not be excessive.

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