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From: "Mr Albert Yang" Reply-To: Subject: Regarding family. Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2017 14:28:20 -0800 X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2600.0000Did you receive my previous email regarding your family inheritance ? Albert.

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Yeah, I'll join

Only one, and it really applies more in the outside webworld than here. Take all the craptastic modern website standards and "best practices" and light them on fire. A website is your own personal artistic expression.

make your website look cool but don't make it look like a bootstrap template

I like hierachial organization schemes, but they can be hard to come up with. Also, if you ever change your orgainzation scheme, you risk breaking incomming links. It's best to organise everything alphabeticaly, or by update. You can add topical indexes, but you shouldn't actually organize things by topic. Of course, my site isn't organized well at all, and I probably ruin incomming links at the start of every month.

Try to make sure the site still functions with jscript, images, css, etc. turned off. Try to keep pages small and easy to ooad. No one thinks of that anymore; they just blame ISPs for providing slow service. Functionality hasn't changed much sine 2000, when the average page size was 50k; you don't need 3MB. Also, use "/" in web addresses, not "\"

Of course, it's your site; these are only suggestions. :)

Red

Blue, specificaly Cyan.

purple

Greens are nice. But they are hard to pull off on webpages.

You could try to make your background a green blueprint pattern!

@unfilledspace excuse me

Electric blue - it's the colour of my room. Blue, blue.

Brown, like soil, wood panelling, brown hair....

red