Janet, http://coolhomepages.com/ is a fun site to visit for ideas. Also, have you thought of using div layers? You can still use your sliced creative images in a table, just "wrap" the sliced-images-table inside a div layer and use z-index to paste it 'behind' other layers. Then, utilize other layers with a higher-numbered z-index, so their images or text are in the forefront. You can use absolute positioning to make those layers stick to the same coordinate spots every time the page is loaded. In that fashion, you might have a patterned background image, say a circle, or oval, in the background layer, and then paste text navigation links 'around' the edges of the circle using css absolute positioning. This offers you a bit more variety than a 'boxy' look via use of tables.
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