I. Introduction and Overview

1. Introduction
2. Why We Plan & Why We Don't Plan
3. "Relish Simplicity"
4. Content & Functionality Before Style & Presentation
5. Steal This Code
6. Test Early; Test Often
7. Two Kinds of Planning...

II. Project Management

1. Don't Be Overly Ambitious
2. Always, Always, Always...
3. Use Pencil and Paper
4. Write a One-Sentence Summary
5. Make an Outline
6. Make a Flow-Chart
7. Draw Sketches
8. Write a Design Document
9. Develop a Workflow
10. Archive Originals
11. Make Back-Ups
12. Structure Your Documents Logically
13. Structure Your File Hierarchy Logically
14. Plan for Continual Maintenance
15. Use Templates
16. Learn HTML 4 and CSS
17. Choose the Right Tool

III. Design Issues

1. User-Centered Design
2. The Pyramid

3. Site Design

   1. Unified vs. Disconnected
   2. The Home Page
   3. The Personal Page
   4. The Politics of Linking

4. Page Design

   1. Navigation Strategies
   2. Small is Beautiful
   3. Example: A Redesigned Web Page
   4. Writing Strategies
   5. Misc. Good Practices

IV. Testing

1. Why Test?
2. A Basic Testing Strategy
3. Using Lynx