Comments on: Of Love Hearts and Lego bricks http://mcapraro.com/of-love-hearts-and-lego-bricks/ thoughts from michelangelo capraro Mon, 26 Jul 2010 15:49:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: michelangelo http://mcapraro.com/of-love-hearts-and-lego-bricks/comment-page-1/#comment-48 michelangelo Tue, 18 May 2010 15:13:09 +0000 http://mcapraro.com/?p=67#comment-48 @duncan yeah, i think at this stage of the web game, we as developers feel things should be sorted out by now, that browsers should all be following the same standard (and interpreting it the same!) and that we should be able to write clean, standards-compliant code and have it look and feel right and consistent across platforms. but with new devices and browsers and OSs continuing to be introduced,it is actually getting much more fragmented. we end up having to do more due diligence, more development... but i don't think the clients are paying more for it ;) @duncan yeah, i think at this stage of the web game, we as developers feel things should be sorted out by now, that browsers should all be following the same standard (and interpreting it the same!) and that we should be able to write clean, standards-compliant code and have it look and feel right and consistent across platforms. but with new devices and browsers and OSs continuing to be introduced,it is actually getting much more fragmented. we end up having to do more due diligence, more development… but i don’t think the clients are paying more for it ;)

]]> By: duncan http://mcapraro.com/of-love-hearts-and-lego-bricks/comment-page-1/#comment-47 duncan Tue, 18 May 2010 14:02:56 +0000 http://mcapraro.com/?p=67#comment-47 totally agree. i think sometimes we designers forget what design actually means. we get too wrapped up in what the tools and technology can do and fail to keep in mind we're delivering a message from our client to their customers/viewers. we all know that developing for IE6 is still very important even though it's a horrible browser. i see a future where non-flash becomes the new IE6 in terms of lowest common denominator totally agree. i think sometimes we designers forget what design actually means. we get too wrapped up in what the tools and technology can do and fail to keep in mind we’re delivering a message from our client to their customers/viewers.

we all know that developing for IE6 is still very important even though it’s a horrible browser. i see a future where non-flash becomes the new IE6 in terms of lowest common denominator

]]> By: mcapraro (Michelangelo Capraro) http://mcapraro.com/of-love-hearts-and-lego-bricks/comment-page-1/#comment-46 mcapraro (Michelangelo Capraro) Tue, 18 May 2010 01:26:39 +0000 http://mcapraro.com/?p=67#comment-46 no more lego bricks! more adobe vs. apple thoughts: http://bit.ly/aT3gBr no more lego bricks! more adobe vs. apple thoughts: http://bit.ly/aT3gBr

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