Web Directory Structures

[lHassett]

     I have a question for all of you regarding the best way to 
     organize directory structures of a multi-paged web site.
     
     We are nearly ready to put our Library web site up for the 
     public.  I have made the directory structure as follows:
     
     About  (hours, mission, policies, location, etc.)
     Collections  (holdings descriptions, arrangements, etc.)
     Services  (ILL, Reference, Circulation, etc.)
     Searchable Resources  (catalogs, databases, Internet, etc.)
     
     
     
     All files are in these four directories.  (should we have 
     one just for our graphics?)
     
     
     When our site goes up, it will be moved to the main 
     University server.  We have just been informed that at that 
     time all of our files will need to be in one directory.
     
     
     What do you all think about so many pages being all in one 
     directory?  Could you give me some feedback on the pro's and 
     con's of this arrangement?  Of course it has a big impact on 
     the structure of the internal page links.  Any other reasons 
     why one way would be better than the other?
     
     
     I appreciate very much the feedback from this group.  So 
     many of you are doing really wonderful things.
     
     Thanks in advance for your help.
     
     
     
     Leslie Hassett, Reference Librarian
     Loma Linda University
     lhassett at dwebb.llu.edu