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Just want to mention that the menu indicates where you are on the website. It also has a handy highlight for someone who is visually impared, done using Javascript and CSS.

Also, even though the footer has my e-mail address as h3x@counter-hack.net, webbots cannot parse it becuase it's an image. The reason the footer is not linked using mailto: for e-mail is becuase webbots look not only at the text shown on the page, but HTML links too.

The site can also safely be viewed in 800x600, and meets resolution standards for printing out the web page.