Re: [Design with CSS 3635] CSS workaround for IE 6

In other words, progressive enhancement! Designers and developers need to understand and come to terms that it's ok for some "features" to not show up in older browsers such as a "shadow effect" etc.

As long as the content is accessible or available to all browsers then I say it's a WIN! It doesn't matter if IE6 doesn't see the shadow and Firefox does etc. the content is the same and still accessible to ALL users!

M

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On Dec 8, 2011, at 9:43 AM, MiB <digital.discuss@gmail.com> wrote:

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>> Is it worth supporting IE6 still?
>> http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_explorer.asp
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> If your target group is likely to use very old machines, yes. What does it matter how minor percentage of "all web users" doesn't use IE6 if some large enough percentage of your target group still does?
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> A better approach IMHO is to support IE only by giving it and other browsers good markup and a simplified CSS look, rather than a full on design like for more modern browsers. That's justifiable I think.
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