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I think the answer is to give up on wanting things to be presented in a specific way. The user may want, or need, for it to be presented a different way anyway.
by mwcampbell 7y ago
I think the answer is to give up on wanting things to be presented in a specific way. The user may want, or need, for it to be presented a different way anyway. So just provide the content and let the user agent lay it out as the user needs or wants it.
- seanwilson 7y ago> I think the answer is to give up on wanting things to be presented in a specific way. I can't see how that's ever going to happen. You're going to tell Apple or a professional graphic designer to not care about small details in the way their pages are presented? Raw data and semantics isn't the single most important thing in all cases.
- hjanssen 7y agoYeah, not going to happen anytime soon. Branding is such a big part of every company and the bigger the company gets, the more important it will get. People spend a fortune just to control how every milimeter of their product looks and feels. This is a honourable vision, sure, but also a completely unrealistic one.