Hi. >If a website client of yours hired >you to manage an actual storefront and you >arbitrarily slammed the door in the face of every >100th, 200th, or even 1000th customer, how long >do you think would you keep your job? If some js feature bring me 100 costumers i can effort loose 1, which don't support js. Another question that i try to keep all of them, if it's possible.
>Graceful degradation is better than nothing, but progressive enhancement rocks. ACK. It rocks. Problem: Often some js feature (AJAX for example) is key to the project. Than first i develop server side scripts and front end, which depends on AJAX. And after i finish, if there is enough time and budget is OK, i modify front end (if needed) and write additional server side scripts so user may work without js. If code is good — add such accessibility feature is not a problem. But if you get project with low budget and where deadline was yesterday, than accessibility must first be sacrificed. If project stay alive — you may return to this question. Yes, progressive enhancement rocks. But, if don't use it wisely, you'll starve. >Also I do support witches, but that's off-topic. Sorry for my English. I need more practice. Much much more practice. :) Regards. Raven aka Silent Imp. ******************************************************************* List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe: http://webstandardsgroup.org/join/unsubscribe.cfm Help: memberh...@webstandardsgroup.org *******************************************************************
