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<cbirds> >Let me honest with you: most of my customers are not interested in it, >not just because I charge big bucks for it, but because they simply want >a nice clean site where their customers can go and get information and >not worry if they have the right plug in etc. This has been my philosophy as well, though at the pace that web technology can change, I was wondering if I weren't being left behind by not doing more with it. Does anyone know a good site containing statistics on Flash accesability? (Percentages of browsers/users with the right plugin, etc.) >Bottom line -- if they wanna pay the price, they can have anything they >want! <laugh> Though I do tend to agree with that, I also find myself trying to educate my clients on what does/doesn't work and *why* in terms of web technology.... as I've found it saves a lot of headaches. I think I'd probably refuse to do something really boneheaded, even if the client was willing to pay for it. I just don't feel I have the *time* to do any boneheaded things other than the ones I already do. :-/ ~Nathan Lyle E-mail: natelyle(at)chartermi.net Web: http://www.nathanlyle.com Phone: (906)485-4806 "A good style should show no sign of effort. What is written should seem a happy accident." - Somerset Maugham
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