re: To frame or not frame?

<i>>Terri Grodner said he/she was not a huge fan of frames.</i>
<i>>I've been seeing more and more sites with frames and I'm</i>
<i>>not impressed -- as a user -- at all.</i>

<i>>What are the marketing plus points of frames?</i>

<i>>Isn't this counterproductive??</i>
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When frames are poorly used, they are counterproductive. And reduce
your traffic since only Netscape 2 users can see them.


When properly used, they can:
- Reduce confusion when navigating a site.
- Reduce the time required to download pages.
  (i.e. navigation, banners, and headers are downloaded once, not with
every page.)
- Improve the user experience when on-line.


Take a look at our site. &lt;a href="<a href="http://SuperSite.Net/Temple">http://SuperSite.Net/Temple</a>"&gt;http://SuperSite.Net/Temple&lt;/a&gt; Its an advanced
implementation of frames to present a large catalog of products. Be
sure to provide me with some feedback. Thanks.
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 SuperSite.Net, Inc.
dChang@SuperSite.Net
&lt;a href="<a href="http://SuperSite.Net">http://SuperSite.Net</a>"&gt;http://SuperSite.Net&lt;/a&gt;
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