> When you pick a Help path, there is a hyperlink "Guide" to return at the top but I think you need a really obvious Help navigation thing with buttons. You cli

> When you pick a Help path, there is a hyperlink "Guide" to return at the top but I think you need a really obvious Help navigation thing with buttons. You click a big coloured button to pick a Help path so a button should return you to the start. To be fair once you get it, the return links are tiny and unobtrusive. Yeah, I do agree that some of the navigation can be quite confusing! As you say, I might add buttons to go to the guide's root or to close the guide and get back to coding. > If Help could be popped out into a new tab/window then that would make multi-screen use work well. That's not a bad idea! I might even add a print button so you can browse the guide old-school style! > BASIC is a bit odd nowadays but it is all starting to come back. The "I've never" guide could do with how to delete a line (type the number and hit enter) That's some good advice, too. I did mention it in the Scratch/Python howto, but it's definitely a good idea to introduce that one to new coders, too! Having done a bit of UX testing (AKA letting my friends who've never used BASIC before use atto), there have been moments where they have wondered things such as, "why does it go 10, 20, 30...?" and "how do I delete a line?". > Great job. Thanks for your compliments and feedback! > (I still have my original C-64. It now has a USB interface!) Very nice! I've got an old Amstrad CPC 464 lying around somewhere. Hours of fun (especially with loading times), and we've got a whole tub of cassettes with games/programs which may or may not still work! --- PS. Fun fact — the caret changes colour depending on the context. It's pink when you're editing your program, and it's blue when your atto program's asking for input!