One of the problems is we often have people doing web design was if it's print design. Find yourself a focused web designer who really understands the medium an

One of the problems is we often have people doing web design was if it's print design. Find yourself a focused web designer who really understands the medium and, chances are, you won't run into this sort of problem. A good web designer understands that different browsers are going to have different capabilities, and build graceful degradation into the design. A good web designer knows that screens come in all shapes and sizes, and will avoid raster graphics and px-units wherever possible. CSS, from my experience, makes it very easy to do web design the right way and very hard to do it any other way. It's just that the right way is often a little different from what people expect. If you accept that <i>the browser is the boss</i>, you'll be a lot happier, and incidentally your users will be a lot happier as well. The trouble is people coming from other platforms or mediums often expect 100% control, and for that it really doesn't hold your hand.