It's really not all that great. I have FrontPage 1.0 and used it for one project. I've heard Claris HomePage is a far superior product if you're looking for an OS 9-compatible web development application.
Of course, one of the problems with FrontPage is its age. A personal home page in 1998 was usually very simple since it had to be compatible with slow dial-up modems (some of which were still 14.4 and 28.8 at the time). I got a brand new copy of FrontPage 1.0 for Mac in 2004 and by that time it was horrendously out of date.
You're best off using iWeb or a modern version of FrontPage with Windows. iWeb is especially easy to use but you're somewhat limited in terms of templates. FrontPage gives you more flexibility but it's a bit harder to use (mostly because of its power).
If you really want to use OS 9, Claris HomePage is supposedly the way to go. Low End Mac used it for years (not sure if they still use it) and plenty of positive reviews are available on that site. Check eBay periodically for it; it does show up sometimes.
Of course, one of the problems with FrontPage is its age. A personal home page in 1998 was usually very simple since it had to be compatible with slow dial-up modems (some of which were still 14.4 and 28.8 at the time). I got a brand new copy of FrontPage 1.0 for Mac in 2004 and by that time it was horrendously out of date.
You're best off using iWeb or a modern version of FrontPage with Windows. iWeb is especially easy to use but you're somewhat limited in terms of templates. FrontPage gives you more flexibility but it's a bit harder to use (mostly because of its power).
If you really want to use OS 9, Claris HomePage is supposedly the way to go. Low End Mac used it for years (not sure if they still use it) and plenty of positive reviews are available on that site. Check eBay periodically for it; it does show up sometimes.