Legal ramifications of non-compliance a motivator

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6 commentsTuesday, March 4, 2008

Microsoft Embraces Standards For IE8

Legal ramifications of non-compliance a motivator

6 Comments

By website design chapel hill (WPN reader) - Mon, 05/12/2008 - 09:48

Its amazing

thank god they finally have some structure to their product. It is becoming more difficult to make sure all 3 browsers have the same content on them when designing.

By DP (WPN reader) - Wed, 03/05/2008 - 10:16

why not?

Just wonder, why they doesn't care about standarts in 7 version?

By Guest (WPN reader) - Wed, 03/05/2008 - 05:54

I'm sorry, I swear I saw a pig flying past my window a couple of seconds ago. My god, if IE8 is actually standards compliant I will rejoice with great enthusiasm. There is nothing worse than designing a perfectly positioned, padded, margined, aligned and workable web-page which works happily with all other browsers and then is stomped upon by the bane of the designers world. It's about time I say!! :-D

By ReHCS (WPN reader) - Wed, 03/05/2008 - 04:14

they are evil

they should try to COMPLETELY cover html 4.1 standarts.

when you can't align 2 divs in a way the DTD says in a IE, but only in FF or Opera, you can become really insane.

By Guest (WPN reader) - Tue, 03/04/2008 - 13:53

Welcome.

There is no need to but it is welcomed. Most users use I.E anyway. I don't design for Firefox. Waste of time. I use Firefox for security.

By Jessica (WPN reader) - Tue, 03/04/2008 - 13:39

RE: Microsoft Embraces Standards For IE8

Finally! I'm so glad to hear it. I have to design for IE users as well, but for personal use, I won't use anything but Firefox. The existing versions of IE to this point have all been sadly lacking and lacking in truly effective security features. I'm really looking forward to IE8.