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Not very realistic. If you put it forth like that 1-3 years ago you would have the argument, "we want IE6 support, skip the others, and of course this will not
by Flow 17y ago
Not very realistic. If you put it forth like that 1-3 years ago you would have the argument, "we want IE6 support, skip the others, and of course this will not cost extra".
Edit: I'm surprised to be down-voted. Many clients that have standardized on IE6 still exists. 3 years ago there were even more clients that used IE6, and probably forbid other browsers, including IE7/IE8.
I've personally fought for making my web apps work on every reasonable browser, and gotten the arguments that the client will not pay for anything but excellent IE6 support.
- stevejalim 17y agoI think a line should be drawn between 'works on IE6' (not too much extra work) and 'looks as good on IE6 as on a modern browser' (a fair amount more work). I, too, ensure all my stuff works on IE6, but whether it looks as good is down to the client's call/budget.