I believe we shouldn’t have to design for the lowest common denominator (cough, IE6 users, cough); instead we should create designs that are beautiful in modern browsers, but still degrade nicely for the other guy.
You say this like someone who’s never had to build a site for a corporation with 40,000+ employees working on company-owned machines standardized on IE 6, every single one of whom will assume the gorgeous-in-safari-and-chrome site you’ve just built is broken.
This happens WAY more often than you’d maybe like to think.
Scott
I believe we shouldn’t have to design for the lowest common denominator (cough, IE6 users, cough); instead we should create designs that are beautiful in modern browsers, but still degrade nicely for the other guy.
You say this like someone who’s never had to build a site for a corporation with 40,000+ employees working on company-owned machines standardized on IE 6, every single one of whom will assume the gorgeous-in-safari-and-chrome site you’ve just built is broken.
This happens WAY more often than you’d maybe like to think.