I have used many different tools in creating my website. For coding I usually use 1stpage2000. The graphics are mostly created using PhotoShop. I have read many tutorials on the web in my search for the perfect site. My web browser is Internet Explorer, so if you have any problems with the site, you might try it out instead.
With the kind help from azza-bazoo at WebHostingTalk, I now know how well my site works in different browsers.
My congratulations are in order -- yours is the first site I've seen in a while that works pretty much perfectly in every single one.
Internet Explorer 4, which has dodgy CSS support, and Netscape 4, which is even worse, didn't properly display the "Join Neopets and join my circle!" bit at the bottom of your front page. They did display it, though, and the links were still usable.
The mouse-over effect you have for your navigation links only works in Netscape 4 and Internet Explorer. Konqueror can sort-of display it, and Opera highlights more than one at a time. However, this problem doesn't affect the usage of the nav-bar in any way. Also, the effect is very subtle anyway -- it took a while for me to even notice that it was there.
Finally, Netscape 4 displays the golden "RF" logo that's in the left frame in the wrong place (near the top), and Konqueror doesn't display it at all. Again, this has no effect on the site's actual function.
Incidentally, your site was also quite usable in Amaya and Lynx, both of which don't support frames (Lynx is also a text-only browser).
Evrsoft makes 1stpage2000, a free html editor.
Webreference has a tutorial on how to make lw bandwidth rolover imagemaps, like my menu.
Advanced HTML by Examples is one
tutorial I found useful.
Download Internet Explorer if the page looks
strange.
My website is safe for children.
Webhostingtalk is a forum mostly about webhosts.
Visit my host, InfoDoma.com.
W3C The World Wide Web Consortium are in charge of the standard of webdesign/language/programming.