At this point in the tutorial series you have a fully functional template set to build a site, by adding more pages you can have the site grow to whatever number of pages you want.

Change the colors and code in the XHTML 1.1 and CSS2, and build your own templates with the fully tested results.

As your template gallery grows, you will find that you can develop sites quickly, and efficiently.

The updating and maintenance of a site developed this way is a breeze. Finding problems is much easier, and changing a couple of lines in the CSS will give your site a whole new look.

If you use these templates with the WYSIWYG editor Dreamweaver MX, they will retain all this valid code. It's the first WYSIWYG editor I've found that will do this properly, if you use it correctly. The end responsibility will always be the nut behind the keyboard.

Try the Macromedia Free Trial Downloads to experience them for yourself.

Remember, you can dress it up, but check it out before you take it anywhere.

Good luck, and good accessible Web developing.