Dave,
While I applaud your effort in creating a website of this kind, I must say that the design and presentation of this webiste is poor. I hope to not offend anyone, but if your goals include those of presnting osteopathic medicine to those in the general public, design and presentaion should be just as important, if not more important than the actual content contained. I am viewing the website with Netscape 4.73 and the text of the website looks very scrambled with no indentation with paragraphs, your scrolling text appears as a jumbled paragraph with Netscape 4.73 which makes the website a difficult read. Your keywords, metatags, whatever are also visable to your visitors at the bottom of the page. And if you intend on using frames, you should at least change the percentage values for each frame to avoid the vertical and horizontal scroll bars which take up a large portion of your page. Your tour of osteopathic medicine opens frames inside of frames, inside of frames, which makes your page look very disorginized and hard to read(at this point I had changed browsers to IE). You can not ignore when designing a webpage that there are TWO browsers that are widely accepted, and if using DHTML, frames, Java Script or even some basic tags, that your website will be viewed differently with the another browser. Netscape has somewhere between 40-60% of the market, and by ignoring this browser(no redirect based on browser type) your website is either not viewed, or viewed very differently by 40-60% of the "lay-people". Once gain I applaud your idea and hope that I did not offend.
