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Re: Browser Woes?
Coming back to the website designers and something Ifty said a while back. Could it not simply be that some people are learning and not that they are lazy? To learn they have to start somewhere and as the most likely have IE then they will see what they have created via IE ( as will the majority of people viewing it). Perhaps (like my little AOL hometown offering) they are not out to reach vast armies of customers but merely learning how to do something by hands on experience. I know that the only way I learn anything is by attempting to do it. I could read any number of instructions but they go straight through my brain, however if I do something then I stand a better chance of remembering how it's done. (as with emoticon creation which is something I enjoy doing) As they learn more then they will become more skilled and more aware of others browsers and how things are seen via them.
When I did a teacher training course I remember it being illustrated that people immediately absorb about 10% of what you tell them if you simply speak to them, about 20% of it if they are involved in discussion, but 80% if there is practical hands on experience. Oh drat, there go statististics again!
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