As VLSI systems become integrated at large-scale, logic fault or delay fault may result from crosstalk noise originated from cross coupling capacitance which exists between two adjacent wires. Because designers in industry do not have means to prevent crosstalk problems, they should check and adjust unsatisfactory designs after all designs are completed, if necessary. In this paper, we analyze how spacing, slew rate, line width, and line length influence the crosstalk, and suggest some solutions for the various factors that nay cause crosstalk problems. we also propose how to optimize the designs by using standardization of noise tables.