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Old 28-10-2005, 22:59   #32
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Re: Marks and Spencer - incompetent web design muppets

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Originally Posted by handyman
Its not too hard to make sites that are cross browser compatible. Even I can manage that.

As for cheap we hire our guys out at £500 per day plus expenses etc. I do web design for fun and in my spare time (geek).
Fair enough. What I'm trying to arrive at of course is an estimate of how much M&S might have saved by corner-cutting on their browser compatibility, and how much they are going to lose as a result of non-PC/IE users getting no joy from the site.
Don't be silly, practically every computer has IE installed and not many people don't use it.

I use Firefox for 99.9% of my web browsing, and if a site doesn't work properly, I just open IE and use that. Hardly apocalyptic, is it? Though I do prefer Firefox.
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