Some key rules when it comes to building a user$-$friendly and usable website include:Group of answer choicesAlways resize windows or launch the site in a pop$-$up$.$Do not use entry or splash pages $($i$.$e$.$ a page that site visitors encounter first before reaching the home page$).$Never build a site entirely in Flash. Don't distract users with 'Christmas tress', such as blinking images, flashing lights, automatic sound, scrolling text, and unusual fonts.Never resize windows or launch the site in a pop$-$up$.$Do not use entry or splash pages $($i$.$e$.$ a page that site visitors encounter first before reaching the home page$).$Never build a site entirely in Flash. Distract users with 'Christmas tress', such as blinking images, flashing lights, automatic sound, scrolling text, and unusual fonts.Never resize windows or launch the site in a pop$-$up$.$Do not use entry or splash pages $($i$.$e$.$ a page that site visitors encounter first before reaching the home page$).$Never build a site entirely in Flash. Don't distract users with 'Christmas tress', such as blinking images, flashing lights, automatic sound, scrolling text, and unusual fonts.Never resize windows or launch the site in a pop$-$up$.$Use entry or splash pages $($i$.$e$.$ a page that site visitors encounter first before reaching the home page$).$Never build a site entirely in Flash. Don't distract users with 'Christmas tress', such as blinking images, flashing lights, automatic sound, scrolling text, and unusual fonts.