Most of these pages are in broken English , since I don't believe you get anywhere on the internet without speaking at least broken English :-) Some pages are also available in German.
Tools used to create these pages.
I tried to understand Nielsens book on usability before the redesign.
A self programmed XML , XSLT rendering engine, wrapped in Java generated the HTML. XSLT is done by the great Java engines Saxon, by Michael Kay and more and more by Johannes Döblers jd.xslt, which seems to be disappearing right now.
The sole editor used to create source, html, xhtml and xml is VIM with a dose of syntax highlighting.
Sitecopy under OS/2 is used to deploy this homepage.
Most of the pages are finally W3C conformant HTML 4.01 . Once they are all generated, they should all be.
The author used Mozilla to regularly check this site (sometimes Netscape 4.61 and rarely Internet Explorer).
Older parts of this page were created with Craig Berry's Orb processor v1.3 (which has nothing to do with CORBA BTW) and a makefile. They were tested with Netscape 4.61 for OS/2 .
Old pages have been converted to new ones, by a self programmed automaton arround JTidy with XSLT.