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I have worked with quite a few people who are. I myself have never been able to make a living off just a website, but have been able to make a living off the services my website sells. Not sure if thats what your looking for or not.

Flash isnt a problem, just a bit more complex and may not play well with all browsers when resized. add a listener for when the page is resized and call this function with the params. function resizeObj(xx,yy,elid) { var swfObj = document.getElementById(elid); swfObj.height = yy...

Whenever I have to do anything like this I try to specify everything in percentage of the screen instead of pixels, However with js you could determine the pages width/height and from that specify different images to load that are different sizes, render different sized content etc.

Not if apache is set to listen on only 127.0.0.1 then it will only be accessible to the local machine.

If the budget fits, then a cms/custom solution should definitely be considered for these types of clients. Hiring someone to make you a website that you want to be able to change requires you to put that in the initial assessment. You dont hire an electrician to install a light without a...

I have always considered templates to be something more of a starting point. I mean how many people honestly find a template that performs visually 100% as you want. But it is more common to find a template that somewhat suites your needs, and modify it to suite your needs.

Im not sure of any ready made solutions that will do this for you, But it would not be very hard to make with php+mysql or asp+mssql, or whatever other technologies power your site.

Love the design, a little dark though.

I use dreamweaver and notepad++ myself.