Regnard Kreisler C. Raquedan wrote:
Ouch. I had a similar situation where the client just won't listen--
They wanted to integrate a part of an old website to a new one that I
did that looks *exactly* as is. I followed what they wanted and now
they have a mish-mash of junk code.
On 5/16/07, *kevin mcmonagle* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hi,
I have a client that i do a lot of web design for, i hand over
jpegs-they do the code. Ive been trying to get them to migrate to css
layouts for the last two years. They never took time to learn css
properly and only manage to hack layouts together. After ie7 came
out a
lot of the layouts broke and everybody's pointing fingers.
Today i just told them to go back to using table based layouts and i
will restrict my designs accordingly- i cant listen to the whining
anymore.
What would you have done in this situation?
-best
kevin mcmonagle
On the bright side at least they aren't slapping comic sans all over the
show, that's my only client related gripe at the moment. I think in your
situation though it's the choice of your client as to their code.
Chances are at some point one of their customers will ask for some level
of web standards then they'll be all ears to what you have to say. Just
tell them to google conditional comments if they only have ie7 issues.
At least you can give your other clients the good stuff.
Here's a link to put a smile on your face anyway, old school web design
studio at it's best:
http://www.wizwebz.co.uk ... (I kinda like it for some inexplicable reason)
Take it easy
Rob
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