Here’s the thing. I run my own website here. Years ago, when I started doing it, I hadn’t a clue about coding for the web, so I defaulted to Microsoft, bought myself a copy of FrontPage, learned just as much as I needed to get up and running, and haven’t bothered with the techie stuff since.

I quickly noticed the thing you are itching to tell me, viz. that FrontPage was a complete turkey. If you look at the generated code—which, e.g., tends to redeclare its font style in all specifics every third word or so—the turkiness is hard to miss. I had a website up and running by then, though, and my life is ruled by sloth and inertia, so I just went on using FrontPage.

(And if you think FP is a turkey with regular text, you should see what it does to East Asian scripts. Oy oy oy.)

Now FrontPage is no more. Even Microsoft got fed up with it. Last year they replaced it with something called Expression Web. Meanwhile, the advice of countless techie friends across several years has been to migrate my stuff to Dream Weaver.

So my bleg is: Which should I do? Or should I do something completely different? Or what?