How To Build A New Site Over An Old Site.

Kate and I are on a mission to rebuild a web site and neither of us claim any particular design and coding skills.

What we need are the right web site construction tools, some experience, a few objectives, and a little participation from Mac360 readers.

Our objective for the site is rather straightforward. Update, freshen, improve, and expand Mac360 and bring it from 2004 to 2009. For example, in 2004, a site that was 760 pixels wide was all the rage, very common.

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