Be simple. Be real.
Do your work as best you can.
Don't think about what you get for it.
Stay focused. Get rid of all your crap.

Pages take work, even when you're right with the Tao—especially when you're right with the Tao, because finding the Way of a page or site involves listening, attuning, and therefore always tweaking.

Being simple is not as easy as it sounds. Being real is a challenge. Rough out your page and then the work begins. You refine. You modify. You move this line a pixel up. You shift that color a shade darker.

You do your work as best you can.

Stay focused on the vision of your page in its most P'u form, and work towards it, like a sculptor removing layer after layer of marble to reveal the statue that was always there.

Tweak to get rid of all your crap. Find the page buried beneath it, and in that find the Way.