Web citizens trying to kill Internet Explorer 6
via cnn.com
We started dropping support for IE6 at my office in April. If clients must have IE6 we quote the development for it separately.
I'll be glad to see it gone.
We started dropping support for IE6 at my office in April. If clients must have IE6 we quote the development for it separately.
I'll be glad to see it gone.
Really neat idea: Tell & show people what you bought and where.
I almost always buy things on the recommendation of friends (with the exception of some technology where I tend to be an early adopter). This will become more interesting as people tell you why they bought it in the tweet.
One question asked a lot when websites are being redesigned is "What websites do you like?".
Personally I never ask this question. People will tell you what sites they enjoy personally and more often than not they will include a list of sites that couldn't be further from the industry or brand they represent.
A better question is "What websites do your clients/audience like and why?"
