I guess the other way to look at is via an old bromide, "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." Or it might be some poor sod of a Web developer in my own situation. Build a really pretty, very clean and organized multipage site, then customer takes a look, "Oh, that's not what I wanted.. --THIS-- is (sends URL of a poorly-coded, redundant as hell site built in Dreamweaver)... And nothing will do but you have to copy the site to rip out the bad stuff and try to make his site look just as blah as the one he likes so much. It's an evil chore, and I'm on the verge of telling the site owner to get stuffed . go hire someone who uses Dreamweaver and is willing to fight his way through generated garbage.

Are there no real, red-blooded Webheads left? People who don't use page builders, site builders; who actually write HTML, XHTML, DHTML, CSS, Javascript by the seat of their pants, and don't have to do drag-and-drop "programming" to get it right?
But I guess that's a topic for another time...

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