On 5 Sep 2007, at 15:21, Felix Miata wrote:
Who made this a fact? Just because web designers, a group with the
following
characteristics (creating a bias among them) to distinguish it from an
average member of the general public:
1-detail oriented (more comfortable than average with small things)
2-use large computer displays
3-leave their browsers set to the defaults that they believe most
people use
(untweaked to suit their own personal preferences)
4-young (have not yet reached age of deteriorating eyesight)
think it so, doesn't make it so. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Proof_by_assertion
right back at you.
I'm 50 with imperfect vision, and still a web designer. (I do have a
big screen with unchanged browser settings I'll grant you)
A lot of the web designers I know are not young and most of them wear
glasses.
so proof by assertion works both ways.
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