General

Today, I relaunched synflood.at. I decided on using WML (Website Meta Language), which worked like a charm, chose a nice design from OSWD, built the necessary templates and added bits of WML glue, and moved the content from the old page to the new page. Now, my website looks way better than before, but still contains basically the same stuff. And the best thing is: all pages validate as XHTML 1.0 Strict, the CSS is error-free, and the design doesn't use any tables.
In case you find any problems like broken links, please report them to me.

I'm currently thinking about redoing synflood.at. Right now, the website doesn't look too pretty, and so I want to redo it. It should get a better design (the design will most likely come from oswd.org), should be better structured, not rely on some fancy software like a CMS, but instead be built out of static pages only. The output format should be XHTML 1.0 or 1.1, but definitely no pre-XML HTML variant.
The variants I've been thinking about were the following:

• WML: one idea I had was to build upon Ralf Engelschall's Website Meta Language. I used WML a few times back in 2000, but haven't done much with it since then.
• XML + XSLT: that would be the most interesting possibility, but I'm currently struggling between letting it do on the client side or doing the transformations on the server side.
• ...

So, if any of my readers has a better idea or suggestion, post them in the comments. And remember: no dynamic CMS stuff!