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User Experience (Usability)
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Dec 17, 2003 3:30 pm |
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re: Web Standards - css layouts |
Kyle Pero
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Hey Chris, I have not adopted developing templates using just css positioning yet because it's not cross-browser friendly. Most of the sites I work on have a considerable amount of Netscape 4 users and the css positioning usually looks just awful for them.
For example look at the following site in IE then look at it in NS4: http://www.csszengarden.com/
Too many sales/leads would be lost if we used this method. When the number of NS4 users dramatically decreases for us I may consider developing this way.
- Kyle
> Chris Nagele wrote: > I'm not sure if this topic has been dicussed on here yet. > >We have been researching and implementing a lot of XHTML and CSS tabless layouts lately. It really makes for simple looking desing and reduces file size significantly. We have tables, which makes it easier to adjust throughout the iterative design process. > >Anyone else using these methods? Your thoughts?Private Reply to Kyle Pero (new win) |
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