With just a few clicks of the mouse anyone can begin creating their own web site and making major changes in appearance. Alignment changes make drastic appearance differences and cover an array of site visitor monitor resolutions. All text areas have a white background, but you can select the background color of the page, even if the white content background has rounded corners and, if so, which corners are rounded.

There are four preferences that you may set for your site's navigation system: 1) Navigation System Location, 2) Navigation System Alignment, 3) Navigation Buttons, and 4) Rollover Button. Additionally, you may set the text that appears in the browser's status bar when you hover over that navigation button in the PageMinder Page Content Management System with the Link Status Text field.

The largest difference in your site's overall appearance made by Navigation preferences is the Navigation System Location. Differences in page layout for both horizontal and vertical navigation locations are shown below. Because of the significant difference this one setting makes, you can easily give your site a completely "fresh" look just by changing four preferences: Background Color, Navigation System Location, Navigation Buttons and Rollover Buttons. This is an incredibly easy and inexpensive method of showing your site is an important part of your business (your customers and competitors will think you're investing thousands of dollars every year) and getting more out of it. It's very rare for a site visitor to read all of the information you'll have available; if they return three months later and just notice that the appearance of the site has changed, most visitors will draw the conclusion that there has been a major site update and either read sections they hadn't read before or maybe re-read areas and be moved by the second (or third, or fourth) time they read it and become a customer.