[NTLUG:Discuss] Website design questions

[Steve Baker]

An awful lot depends on your demographic and what you're trying to sell.

If you think your customers will really appreciate the glitz and are
sufficiently tech-savvy to tend to have newer browsers - then by all
means do something fancy - but have a fallback page for older browsers
that is basically a static version of the 'main' site.

  -- Steve


On 02/03/2011 09:28 PM, Fred wrote:
> On Thu Feb 3, 2011 Steve Baker wrote:
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>> The possibilities for making animations that run on the client machine
>> without resorting to GIF are many:
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>> These new goodies are utterly amazing - but some of them are very new. 
>> The latest Chrome 9 (which went gold today!), Firefox 4 (beta) and some
>> releases of Safari support all of them well - but older browsers and
>> Internet Explorer won't be able to do all of those things.
>>
>>  -- Steve
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> Well, that's the rub. This will be an e-commerce site and has to work
> with new stuff as well as older systems. If you were going to set up
> a system to meet those goals, which solution would you pick?
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> Fred 
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