Re: Target browsers for web development

I think the original post was how to communicate to consumers, not the
clients - unless I misunderstood. I think the critical piece here is
the communication to the end user that lets them know why browsers that
support standards are important when encouraging them to upgrade.

On Tuesday, April 8, 2003, at 02:36  PM, Tom Dolan wrote:

> Pitch it as supporting browsers that fall outside of standards =
> special fees. I've found "this costs more and here's why" is about the
> only type of education that clients respond to.

Cheers!

Todd R. Warfel

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