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| Q1: | I want every browser to be able to view my pages and have my Web site look good. Why is that so difficult? |
| A1: | There are many browsers out there. Every time you create a new Web site or do some major work on an existing one, you have to ask yourself, "Who will be viewing the site?" Do you make the site a richer experience for the 80% of people who will come, making it not nearly as good for that other 20% whose browsers don't support richer client capabilities? The other option—do you degrade the site so it works for everyone, but so that 80% group doesn't have nearly as good of an experience? If the larger group isn't coming back again, then that is a problem. The bottom line is, don't try to please everyone. Do some research and make ... |
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