On the town with Evert.

We couldn't leave Belgium without looking at Evert Vandeberg's site at www.evertvandeberg.be. Normally you fulminate over website tricks when they get in the way or when they are too obviously the result of the designer having just discovered Flash and its almost infinite possibilities. But not entirely so here. The home page is a big grey blank with the practice name in paler grey down the bottom right corner. And there is a small rotating cube. Even non-Cartesians know what that's all about. You soon discover that this representation of three-dimensional form, Phileban solid, Platonic form or whatever, follows your cursor as you move it. So you play around trying, unsuccessfully, to get it to do circles or those wobbly oscilloscope loops. When you finally catch it and click, it opens out flat and the six faces turn out, when you run the cursor over them, to be gateways to the site's various sections: newbuild, interiors, contact (if my guesses at the meaning of what seems to be Flemish words are correct) and so on. Sadly for the state of one's neck muscles the individual offerings are in sideways text so, stoutly resisting the danger of falling off your office chair, you click randomly. It's fine if you are a non-Flemish speaker because you couldn't read the details anyway. Clicking 'Menu' brings back the spinning cube which you have to flatten out again and, since you have already forgotten, you click on one or another of its squares to find out what lies beyond.