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Introduction: Web Structure First-time web designers often make the mistake of diving in to the creation of web pages without taking the time to learn about best practices in web design and organization. Because of the nature of web design, it can be more efficient to plan out a site before starting to create it. Other factors, including the type of computer and the type of browser used to view sites, also make a difference in what the final site looks like. When taken into account before designing, these factors can help web site creators to make efficient use of their time, contributing to an better overall site design. This module discusses basic web organization and hierarchy, browser information, important tips regarding HTML, and transclusion.
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