We recommend including several key pages to ensure your website is perceived as legitimate, professional, and user-friendly. These pages serve to provide essential information, build trust with your audience, and comply with legal requirements. Here's a basic list: 

• Homepage: The starting point for most visitors. It should clearly state what your website or business is about and guide visitors to the most important sections.
• About Us: Shares the story of your business or organization, your mission, and what sets you apart from competitors. It's crucial for building a connection with your audience.
• Contact Us: Provides visitors with a way to reach out to you. Include various contact methods like email addresses, a contact form, phone numbers, and possibly a physical address or map.
• Products/Services: Details what you offer. For each product or service, provide a thorough description, pricing, and how customers can purchase or contact you for more information.
• FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions): Addresses common questions about your products, services, and policies. This can save time for both you and your customers and help reduce the number of inquiries you receive.
• Privacy Policy: Explains how you collect, use, and protect visitors' data. This is not just best practice; it's a legal requirement in many jurisdictions, especially if you collect personal information.
• Terms of Service (or Terms and Conditions): Outlines the rules and guidelines for using your website and services. It's crucial for protecting your business legally.
• Blog or News Section: Provides updates, industry news, tips, or educational content. This can help drive traffic to your site, improve SEO, and position you as an expert in your field. (Entries not included.)
• Testimonials/Reviews: Showcases feedback from customers to build trust and credibility with prospective clients.
• Resource or Help Center: Can offers informative and educational materials, such as tutorials, guides, industry insights, and support resources, designed to help users understand and make the most of a website's offerings or services.