that flash is not readable with Google so make sure you title and alt the flash display to show the accessible (nice) side of yourself. You can also use DHTML or open a new page using css and target="_blank" very old school but the advantage is it does not get blocked by popup blockers, combine that with a javascript resize on the new page/tab and you have a simple way of showing your work off. Better yet with your current clients just put the image of the work you have done, and give a link to the actual site where your work currently resides. That stops the issue of swf files. You client is happy and you give them a link. It would have been helpful to indicate that a knowledge of coding would be required for this tutorial -- without this the tut is pretty much useless. Sorry, but "Write up the XHTML in a coding application of your choice" just doesn't cut it for a how-to. The 2 Screenshots of the XHTML and CSS clearly show how to do it, it's just a case of replacing the file paths. Hes not giving a masterclass in XHTML. This is a one page portfolio site if you don't know XHTML you probably shouldnt have one anyways. I didn't realise the code images were clicky, since none of the others were I didn't think to check, thanks for pointing that out. Having said that, a support file would be helpful as