> The colors and placement of text can be changed very easily

Dark on light is easier to read than light on dark. Red on blue is hard to read.

The page resizes nicely. Great job on that! (I know, it's mostly a matter of -not- doing stuff to mess that up, but many designers do just that!)

> since some of the
> code is in a php script on the server that can not be viewed by the
> user.

It just turns out that way, or there's a reason to keep the user from reading the code?

> I have not
> attempted to support really old browsers, such as the Netscape 4
> series, that are now all but gone.

They're not gone, and I see little reason for any advanced stuff for what is essentially a text file. (For an example of crud gone wild, look at accuweather.com, which now takes three minutes to load on my machine when it used to come up in about five or ten seconds. Nothing changed in the content, they just decided to do it "the new way".)

I'm using Netscape 7.2 on Windows 98.

Jose
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