This document discusses good and bad web design. Bad design includes hard to read color combinations, large graphics that load slowly, blinking or animated elements, unclear or non-functional links, and text that is too small, crowded, or styled unusually. Good design has readable text on non-distracting backgrounds, clear hierarchy, easy to use navigation, coordinated link colors, descriptive text links, browser-safe graphics, and internal and external linking that ties related pages together. The document concludes with an example web design project to create a tourism site for Bangkok using these good design principles and including specific pages and links.