Here are some of the elementary Internet features that you can employ on your Internet pages. You may have seen the basic features on other pages, so let's look at the more interesting ones first:
	Animation · Sound · Text · Images · Selectable images · Forms

	Animation: can be used in a number of ways. It adds a dynamic to your page to attract interest and add an element of fun.		In a business context it can be used to help bring a diagram, flow model, or perhaps an electrical circuit to life.
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	Sound: adds another dimension to your site. Sound clips of various sorts can be used to support your text and graphics.		A short explanation, or kerumpphh, can give confidence or engage the user's attention. Select the note to hear a short sample.
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	Text: s i z e and c o l o u r can be varied, as can the typeface. Put your name in		Use animated text banners to command attention:
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	Images: as you will have seen the use of images adds interest and colour to the page.		Such images can be photographs, computer drawings, line art, etc. and can be taken from existing artwork, in printed or electronic form.
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	Selectable Images: allow you to click on any, or a specific, part of an image to link elsewhere. Useful for: maps, site navigation...		Select a colour in the image to the right or left. It will display a page of that colour, and return you here.
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	Forms: offer the user the means to select options and send you information. The GMP contact page contains such a form.		The different types of form fields are shown below. Combine such fields for questionnaires, order forms, email, selecting choices, ...
Examples: type text here and protected input here select one of: choice 1 choice 2 choice 3
select me and me too          choose me or choose me
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