Using ScriptSafe, it actually does show a blank page, since ScriptSafe blocks frames by default.

Even in the HTML4.0 days, nobody liked frames. They were used while there were no viable alternatives. I absolutely don't love sites that show no content without loading javascript.

Well, in fact, the only thing it had to be right now, is functional, which indeed I believe it is. There's no css, just hand coded html. And it was ready in a snap. But if I ever change it it will remain functional in the first place. It won't feature any floating menu buttons that try to escape your mouse button, or screenwide pictures of managerial looking types at a conference desk. Frames seem to be a bit difficult for search engines. But for now they'll have to do.

Yes, you know, in the home of an electrician the wiring is a mess... But of course in due time I'll use Transcrypt to make a smashing website...