Drop-down Web Menus are the backbone of any major site's navigation system and to function must be able to operate regardless of the browser uesd or the security in place. This particular task is not easy. In fact, this is the most difficult and complicated aspect of large scale web site design. Web Sergeant automates the correct mark-up of Web Menus allowing error free menu construction.

Build web menus that will work in almost any browser under any circomstances. The Web Sergeant Menu Builder assembles pure CSS web menus to your requirements that are scriptless and need no plug-ins to function. Imagine! Validated Web Menus that work in the Gecko based browsers such as Mozilla, Firefox, and Netscape; along with Opera and Internet Explorer.

Web Sergeant's pure CSS web menus will NOT break your CSS validation nor will they break your HTML validation. Web Sergeant uses mark-up that is not just standards-compliant, but interoperable as well to ensure that the backbone of your navigation system continues to operate correctly under the widest possible range of conditions.

Web Sergeant generates keywords and descriptions for each page you upgrade. So, if you are building or optimizing a large site, Web Sergeant picks out the words that best characterize each page, and assembles an abstracted description from the page content. This can save you valuable time when including optimisation techniues for the many minor search engines.

Web Sergeant isn't just the best web menu builder on the market. Web Sergeant systematizes the packaging of a web page to not only enhance the experience of human visitors, but to ensure that non-human visitors such as search engine spiders and web-bots get the most out of your site. This means better rankings as well as happy visitors, which ultimately lead to increased interest in your sight.

Be sure to let Web Sergeant give your site some backbone with valid web menus that won't be broken by visitor security settings.

Platform: Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003

System Requirements: Minimum Hardware for Operating system in use +1024x768 Minimum Screen Resolution