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very few people aren't in china. all projects i received lately test their site from china and want to expand there
by PunchTornado 9y ago
very few people aren't in china. all projects i received lately test their site from china and want to expand there
- bpicolo 9y agoThat really seems like the billion+ dollar long tail. Either way, the mobile-first with grid on top strategy works out there.
- dictum 9y agoSometimes I wonder if 80% of CSS-related snark is coming by way of not understanding media queries.
- adventured 9y agoMost North American, South American, European and African small businesses have zero business relationships when it comes to selling into China. EU exports to China, for example, are a mere ~$210b - with zero growth for several years - vs the $17t size of the EU economy. That's about 1/3 smaller than the size of Canadian imports from the US. So it very much depends on your use case, as always. Mostly what China is looking to do is export and acquire, they've shown a very low interest in importing in any broad sense. Most businesses around the world will never have meaningful access to selling into China, unless their economic approach radically changes.
- pjmlp 9y agoSpeaking from Germany point of view, lots of companies do care about specific browser versions, some of them are only now transitioning to IE 11 on their minimum requirements RFPs.