The Demo Site

1. Find and fix broken links and other errors
There are a number of online services that can check your site for problems. You can use it to implement automatically on a schedule, and give you a report. Inspectors may make things different, Audit links spell check and control HTML. Most of these services offer free demo reports, by the way they will check a few pages, perhaps even 100 on your site and you report, so you can see what you get when you register.

Link Alarm: http://LinkAlarm.com/
Doctor HTML and RxHTMLPro: http://www2.imagiware.com/
NetMechanic: http://www.NetMechanic.com/
Web Site Garage: http://websitegarage.netscape.com/
Tucows Library: http://www.tucows.com/
Watson: http://watson.addy.com/
And more ...
http://dir.yahoo.com/Computers_and_Internet/Data_Formats/HTML/Validation_and_Checkers/

2. Make sure your site looks good in all browsers
One of the biggest frustrations of those who create Web pages is that what looks like a fine browser seems terrible in the other. It is unfortunate that all browsers are equal. How, then you do not have problems? Really the only way to be sure is to check your work in different Mariners. What? Well, there is the problem. There are so many different browsers, versions of browsers and operating systems, that there is no way you're able to verify all possibilities.
NetMechanic http://www.NetMechanic.com/ on a service called Photo Browser. This
Test your pages on 14 different browser and operating systems, a combination of
AOL, Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, WebTV, and Opera (including 11 different Explorer Navigator and versions), a variety of screen sizes and three different platforms: PC,
iMac, and WebTV.

3. Add a tag line or by mail on your plate
The name of a product or a company is rarely in itself a compelling marketing message. Therefore you almost never at the head of a Web page with the product name or company. Instead, a trade the mandatory reporting of providing someone to buy the product or do business with the company. After that you can plug the entrance to the identity of the Web page of the author.

4. Take a security and privacy
If you sell something on your site, a guarantee will help remove the feeling of risk. If you have a smaller, relatively unknown company, you need credibility fast. The provision of a guarantee increase in orders more than it costs in the returned items. You must also have a privacy statement when visitors with information, namely their e-mail.