Its main feature is an archive of visitor discussions which is still quite small. Navigation is not difficult but some of the links are outdated. Graphics and layout are interesting. The Foundational Papers section is substantial. The site is easy to navigate and even includes a page describing how to make use of the navigational elements provided.
Some pages are clearly still under construction and have been left blank with no explanation.
On the site is a chapter detailing the history of Scheme Z, which was opposed by the public and eventually discarded. There is s forum for visitors to contribute opinions, memories, and other information relating to the event. The Math Archives is a collection of resources for mathematics, including links to online teaching materials, software vendors, and other information about teaching mathematics. There is a search capability to help find specific topics. The pages are not very attractive, especially the symbols, but the site's usefulness is not impaired by its appearance.