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I use the GNU m4 preprocessor to design all of my Websites. Of its many features, the ones that I use are file inclusion, macros, conditional constructs and shell commands. An example of its use is the navigation aids at the top and bottom of every page in this Website. The following is a list of the files of the main directory of my Website so that an an interested person can learn how it works. Definitive tutorials how to use m4 can be found at the GNU m4 Website.