A few thoughts on the web site.

Using Cooltext to create the buttons was an easy way to make the site look about a hundred times more professional than sites I'd done in previous years where I just used hyperlinked text.

Because of time constraints, I didn't try to go into really fancy stuff, like hyperlinked images, nested tables, or CSS.

One thing about NVU is that it's hard to do CSS in it. It's easier in Dreamweaver, where you can have a split screen between source and page layout. But another problem with WYSIWYG web editors is that they often won't show the formatting effects of a CSS sheet until you test-view the page in a browser. Here's hoping the next generation can make that work (I've never used CS4 Dreamweaver - maybe it's better).

But anyway, for a page like this, CSS wasn't really necessary.

I just tried to keep everything clean looking, organized, readable, and easy to navigate through.

I'll really appreciate any comments or suggestions anyone might have. I'm sure there are things that can be improved.