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* '''Keep the opening scene simple'''. Set the applet to display a simple and fast loading scene when loading the page. This will allow for the whole page to become ready in the shortest possible time. Give the user access to the heavier and more elaborated scenes via green links.
* '''Keep the opening scene simple'''. Set the applet to display a simple and fast loading scene when loading the page. This will allow for the whole page to become ready in the shortest possible time. Give the user access to the heavier and more elaborated scenes via green links.
* '''Use one applet per page''': Unless you must display multiple applets on a page, use the ''one applet-scrolling layout'' page format. The many advantages include keeping the applet always visible, enabling the user to scroll the text while reading, with the green links close to the rendering applet.
* '''Use one applet per page''': Unless you must display multiple applets on a page, use the ''one applet-scrolling layout'' page format. The many advantages include keeping the applet always visible, enabling the user to scroll the text while reading, with the green links close to the rendering applet.
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