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When I started rewriting my old site pages I decided to reach a fundamental target: let my site a nice place.
By my opinion a "nice place" means setting up basic features, visible or not to users:

• order
  An ordered page has nice layout that you are glad to read, that emphatizes informations and never let you loose your time. That's why I have used a standard footer with the basic site features, or why I have planned a layout logic in colors and page elements... the same functionalities in the same places.
• easiness
  A fixed scheme for information elements in all screen resolutions, a simple and elegant that doesn't hide contents, high readability font faces with not too emphasized color contrast: this are the key feature where I have spent my time and that ensures an easy browsing.
• loading speed
  One of the things that compromise navigating a web site is the slow loading of the site contents. This is sometimes caused by redundant HTML code, big sized images, etc. In my pages I tryed to minimize loading without compromising the way informations are displayed. To reach this goal I wrote all the HTML pages by hand to avoid unnecessary code, I have used CSS style sheets, I have centralized in a library all the most used Javascript routines and created a set of JPEG images that can be reused as much I can. An hard work was necessary to reach this goal but the high performance I get, really pays. By the other hand using tables avoid displaying the contents while they are loaded into the browser - I apologize for it but I can get all for free.