Quite simply Frontier saves me that most precious commodity - time. The sites the I develop are built by one person - me ;-) Without the scripting power of Frontier I wouldn't even attempt to undertake, for example, the type of navigation links that I use on my pages. Actually, that's not strictly true I started out trying to do this by hand pre-Frontier but very quickly realised that this was going to be an impossible task. So I guees you could say that Frontier helps me achieve the impossible!

I use Frontier in conjunction with BBEdit and they are an awesome combination. I'm by no means an expert webaster but these tools together allow me to be much more productive and they make it so easy to try different techniques out. The ease with which you can experiment with the look and feel of a site because the site content is separated from the site presentation is unparalleled. I've learnt more by experimentation in the past few months than I would ever have learnt with other tools given years.

I have been involved in a charity - Dunbar's John Muir Association - for the past four years. DJMA has had a web presence since that time but it's only in the last few months that Frontier has given me the confidence and power to commit to a web presence with it's own domain < http://www.muir-birthplace.org >. Since this is a voluntary activity it's vital that my time is used to best effect. Frontier delivers.

No testimonial would be complete without mentioning the Frontier Community. They too have saved me so much time with their selfless support and advice.

Many thanks to all concerned,

Duncan Smeed
http://www.cs.strath.ac.uk/~duncan/