Britain's leading web magazine has awarded 'Flying Sites' top marks in their latest issue!

Internet Magazine's October issue, published today, has featured Flying Sites on their Site Surveyor pages. Lance Concannon wrote a glowing report in his regular 'Home Improvements' column.

Here's what he has to say about Flying Sites"...it's a fairly non-commercial affair run by and for enthusiasts. This makes the highly professional construction of the site all the more impressive. Companies with big budgets and access to professional design agencies have produced far worse sites than this one."

The article goes on to say "The design is simple and slick, the colours Peter has chosen work well together, and finding your way around the copious amounts of content is easy."

Lance makes a suggestion that we should add a keyword search to find specific items on our site. But he was particularly impressed with our "cunningly embedded remotely hosted discussion board." For the web savvy this uses the apparently little used <IFRAME> tag. Lance recommends that readers could learn more about this tag from their own online tutorials!

So to round up, Lance has awarded four stars out of five for design, and a top five out of five stars for content! A rare award indeed if you are a regular reader of Internet Magazine.

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