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> it's not like the author's intent should always simply be dismissed. Yes it is. The designer should always understand that the user is ultimately in control
by bigstrat2003 1y ago
> it's not like the author's intent should always simply be dismissed.
Yes it is. The designer should always understand that the user is ultimately in control of a web page, and that their (the designer's) vision is not what matters at the end of the day.
- tracker1 1y agoIf you choose to use w3m or lynx you get what you get. Same for disabling fonts or JS... most people don't have time to cater to 0.05% of users who go way off the norm.