Why Deny The web user best web experience
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as we speak the only hedge thread on the top of the board is this one.
Is that irony?
- Fizik0
tons of people still using IE 6, IE7 ........because it does actually work for them, or so they think ......it works for their experience. No one's going to just get up and change unless they are shown how firefox can do some things differently etc. check the stats on any site you're running ....huge IE traffic still.
- We're not talking bels and whistles we are talking a complete overall better experience with latest browser
Jeermid
- We're not talking bels and whistles we are talking a complete overall better experience with latest browser
- omgitsacamera0
My stats:
As you can see, one, I fail with visitors in my site, most of the stats are just me, like the Safari/Mac that takes up a 1/3rd of the visits.
- is that spike from your debut on QBN?
Point5 - Yes. Or when I tested it with that site with all those VM's.omgitsacamera
- Look like firefox and safari clear winnersJeermid
- is that spike from your debut on QBN?
- jevad0
The sooner IE dies, the better. But forcing people to have to download *anything* before viewing content or interacting with your site on the web is the usability kiss of death. Rule no. 1.
- it will never die.flashbender
- NOt FORCING... INFORMING. INFORMINg.. we are indiferent if they download or not...Jeermid
- pango0
check this out.
"Usability and Web Design"
http://www.useit.com/The site is ugly as hell but the content is something good.
- I think you're better off with boxesandarrows.comninjasavant
- wooo is that a better one? shuweeet!
pango
- madirish0
^ Jakob can literally kiss my butt hole.
- modern0
Because Firefox is not the best... Safari is
- fugged0
You should also put an animated gif that tells the user how big to make their browser window.