Doran Barton wrote:
For maximum usability you should always use JavaScript sparingly and
only in ways that do not disrupt the usability of your site/application
or prevent graceful degradation. Always think of the user who is using
links/lynx, a PDA/phone, or an ancient version of NS/IE.
Please forgive me for replying to myself, but I wanted to clarify: Not
every site/application requires maximum usability. For example, if
you're an artist and you want a site that provides a media-rich,
immersive experience for visitors, then it makes sense to compromise
usability and incorporate JavaScript, Flash, QuickTime, etc.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] is Doran L. Barton, president, Iodynamics LLC
Iodynamics: Linux solutions - Web development - Business connectivity
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