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06-02-2006, 22:55
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Re: what browser do the judges use.
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If you are using some special features you need to make sure that if someone has JavaScript turned off or Style Sheets turned off the site is still usable. If you try using Lynx to surf a site and the site is still usuable then you have succeeded at this. To me a website should give you the same experience no matter what browser you are using in order to win the website award. Isn't the point to have a good website? To me a good website is not only rich in content but also well designed and cross browser friendly. It isn't always easy to do but it is worth it. |
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