Looks great to me!

It even looks reasonable in Netscape 4.x. The user support and developer boxes are missing, but that doesn't matter until one has actually switched.

You could turn the mozilla.org image into a link though...

Nice work; looks good.

You might make the "End user documentation" more prominent (move it up to the top of list, maybe?) and perhaps consider rephrasing it to be more obvious to neophytes (since this is the start page now, correct?).

Of course, I have always found the new mozilla.org design good-looking, yet amusing, for using table-based layout, background="", and the like when it is the home page of for a browser that is hyped a lot on being so standards compliant. But, maybe that's just me.

Thanks, David. This is quite a revolution for this page!

There a a few validator errors, most of which refer to the "Document history" line #221. Replace "&" with "&" there. And delete the /div in line 205.

And it can't find the ns4 stylesheet. The correct links is /frontpage/nav4Hack.css (should start with /).

And yes, I would prefer table-less layout (like on Firebird Help) as well.

A great improvement, but three comments:
1) The fact it is a pre-release should be made clearer (e.g. replace the header 'Download' with 'Technology Preview' like on the main mozilla.org page.

2) Remove the header 'mozilla.org products' as only one product is listed on this page.

3) A link for details on installation would be useful for those who are unsure what to do with .zip files. Place this under the download details on the left. Just linking into the download instructions on your Firebird Help site would be good enough, although perhaps it'd be useful to also mention to Windows users how to create a shortcut on their desktop.