Well, maybe because nobody really thinks that part meant what you think it means.
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Everyone here is so worried about deception, that they forget the main principle – progressive enhancement means farewell to pixel perfection. Design for IE looks ok, I woudn’t mind paying for it.
But ok, ok… I know exactly why you think it’s somehow wrong to do what Andy does.
You’re still in the “PSD → CSS → IE compat → client’s feedback ↩” frame of mind. I’ve been there, but it’s time to move on and get the rest of industry along.
Wanna impress your friends? Do they’ve never done before.
Peter
Well, maybe because nobody really thinks that part meant what you think it means.
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Everyone here is so worried about deception, that they forget the main principle – progressive enhancement means farewell to pixel perfection. Design for IE looks ok, I woudn’t mind paying for it.
But ok, ok… I know exactly why you think it’s somehow wrong to do what Andy does.
You’re still in the “PSD → CSS → IE compat → client’s feedback ↩” frame of mind. I’ve been there, but it’s time to move on and get the rest of industry along.
Wanna impress your friends? Do they’ve never done before.