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The Death of Internet Explorer 6: Still Prematurely Called

There are numerous calls from designers to stop supporting Internet Explorer 6, a browser most people think just plain suck. I’ll continue to support it, and this is why.

The Debate of Flash, Usability, and Standards

Hey All,
I thought today, I would touch on the debate between Flash and CSS/Accessibility, based on my own work experiences. I would also like to announce that I will be releasing a tutorial/review of Microsoft’s new suite of Expression, as well as the accompanying Silverlight. I was fortunate enough to work on a project for [...]

Listen to your visitors

Yes, everyone makes mistakes, including (and more frequently than not), us. The key is to admit those mistakes in terms of your site (design, accessibility, etc), get them fixed, and improve upon them. Sitting back and taking a “I know everything” attitude certain isn’t the best way to go.

How to Use Different CSS Stylesheets for Different Browsers

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