>and has little impact on the final product. Depends on the tools you use, etc. It very well may double the time required (as IE 6 support requires tons of tes

>and has little impact on the final product. Depends on the tools you use, etc. It very well may double the time required (as IE 6 support requires tons of testing of all the features, and many software project have huge portions of the projects being testing, not development). Additionally, you tend to need more experienced engineers, IE6 support is aged out of the current crop of grads. I think the second legacy browser site is a great solution. Additionally, I think if you're saying "has little impact on the final product", you're not working with clients who open up psds and count pixels on you. Some people are.