1. Make use of the boxes.

You'll notice that we've used the top box to provide a "summary" of what each page is about. You may also want to follow this convention. Allow your readers to quickly see if this is a page they want to read, then provide further detail in this lower box.

2. You may replace the coffee cup imagery.

You may delete the big coffee cup picture, and replace the upper right image with a flag image, money image, or a blank image. See "Get Started" to find out how.

3. Insert your own images that have complimenting or contrasting colors.

Find images that have brown or beige tones to compliment the site, or use images with contrasting blue, dark green, purple, or dark red colors to grab attention! Yellow and orange images won't fit within the color palette.

4. Mix up your web site with the one-column template.

If you have a page that doesn't have vertical nav buttons (for example, a lone "child" page or a page that has no child pages), you may have a blank left box. You may either insert other content in the box, or try using the one-column layout!

5. Use Preview in Browser.

Go to File > Preview in Browser, select IE, and click Preview. Keep this window open as you are working on your site and refresh it to see your changes occur. This is more accurate than trying to use Preview mode in FrontPage.