Welcome to the home page of Jürgen Teutsch! You are on the safe site (pun intended). When I literally found the motto for my new personal web portal on the streets of Toronto, I didn't even consider it to be a part of this new web presentation.
Yet, the shoe fits. This site is about safety and control indeed: control of web contents through a personal collection of essential web links (a helpful tool when on the road); safety and control of air traffic, which is part of my daily routine; and finally safe and easily controllable web design.
Above that there will be a few personal notes on my favourite hobbies, such as travelling and photography, and the all-important links to my Web 2.0 activties. This incorporates web-based communities that are generally perceived as the second generation of the web, such as facebook and MySpace. A lot of time and effort must be spent to keep up with the latest developments in this area - although I prefer to keep it to a limit for the sake of friends and family. Nevertheless, the final attempt to stay on top of it all resulted in a major update of my home page.
With the help of some internet resources, which I have added to my collection of links, I managed to design a cutting-edge, safe and easy-to-use, (mostly) frameless (Yahoo! ads are put in a frame of their own), fluid, and W3C-compliant website. The design will mainly be based on two technologies which I already used on the old site (albeit with less effectiveness): CSS and JavaScript. I decided that such designs offer much freedom and excellent control of both contents and layout... and if you find this assumption ridiculous, please bear in mind that I'm a hobbyist.
So, let's tarry on the safe side for just a bit. Enjoy the visit!
Please, note that this is a personal and therefore opinionated website. No rights can be derived from any information on this website. Furthermore, the author dissociates himself from any of the linked external websites and cannot be held responsible for their content (in accordance with Hamburg State Court Ruling 312 O 85/98).