Dynamic HTML

Strictly speaking, there is no such language as Dynamic HTML and it is not even an extension of HTML as the name suggests. It is in fact better described as a combination of CSS and JavaScript working together to make dynamic-looking web pages.

   Alive!

We use these techniques to make such things as navigation menu systems and scrolling content areas. It enables us to make better use of the browser window space, enhancing the users experience and livening up sites.

   Netscape!

Netscape 4.x caused numerous compatibility problems for coders of DHTML and is now negligible in usage, but we ensure that all our code is compatible with Gecko-based browsers (eg. Firefox, Netscape 6.0+) and of course Explorer 5.0+ so that nearly all users (currently around 99%) will be able to experience the site as it was intended.