The FeedLounge application UI is uses XHTML and CSS exclusively for the front end. While the XHTML does not currently validate due to our use of custom attributes (unless we write a custom DTD - which we probably will in the future), it was encouraging for me to see that you can build a complex web UI using XHTML + CSS.
This XHTML + CSS thing just might catch on, I tell ya. 
We’re using WordPress for the blog and CMS for this site.
Besides running the blog, having WordPress own the FAQ pages allows us to accept comments on the FAQ pages as well. I’m betting we get some great feedback and additional user-added documentation on those pages as well via the comments.
Getting the rewrite rules working so the site structure matches what we wanted was a little tricky, but do-able. The issues we ran into are being sent back to the rest of the WordPress team for consideration.
Welcome to the FeedLounge Blog!
This will be the #1 place to find out about the development of FeedLounge, new features and enhancements, etc. Stay tuned, we’ve got some great things planned.
