Re: Hello?

> This doesn't have to be a debate, and really shouldn't be... these are
> questions presented to provoke thought...
> This method of design isn't too popular. Why? If things are to change,
> various points need to be examined. When I posed the question, "Please
tell
> us just why we should care!" --well, that wasn't stated because I'm
> thoughtless, but because designers really do need to know why this
should be
> an issue.
> It's been a pretty darn good discussion, don't you think so? :)

I'm with you, Lauren and, yes, it's a brilliant discussion :) !!!

I'm struggling, just like everyone else. I just wrote a form and
included various accessibility features in it (all standard html 4+
stuff) and then discovered that not only are most of these features not
supported by Netscape 6+ or Opera 5+ but that Netscape 6.1 is so buggy,
the form is all over the place - so, I ended up writing an alternative
plain form version as well...

Why should we care?
I sometimes wonder....
I'm working with people (senior to me and in the IT field) who believe
that I am wasting time writing sites the way I do. Apparently, I could
get a better and quicker result working in Word...

Jenny
(am I banging my head against a brick wall?)

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