The search engines can't tell a picture of Dolly Parton from a picture of Dolly the sheep. Companies like Organic grow quickly, taking advantage of the market for database-driven sites. The search engines, which can't see inside databases, break even more. Also, as it turns out, the people in Microsoft's browser division saw that it was good to separate style from markup, and they made a good choice. Internet Explorer 3.0 ships with style-sheet capability.
Few people write style sheets, but they are a good step forward.
The product takes a baby step toward becoming the first PageMaker of the Web. Databases detect which browser you're using and serve sites adjusted for all the different display bugs. Structurists see Fusion sites being paired with databases and prepare to eat the sleepy applesauce and lay down with purple shrouds over their heads. Style sheets don't solve all layout problems, but they improve typography greatly. Netscape announces a whole bunch of new tags to keep people smoking their layout crack.