Neerav
I understand the issue surrounding browser usage but this is only part
of the picture - an important one, but still only a part. I don't know
the number of people using handheld - no one does - I do know it's a
growing trend.
The point I'm trying to press is the extensibility of your
...just starting a new thread on this one so it doesn't get mixed up in
the other one (forms labels etc).
Cheers
James
James
Do you know what percentage of people browsing the net use handhelds? I
have been unable to find any statistics on it, but suspect its a very
small number.
My mode of
Sorry about this everyone, flames to my address if you want. Trying again from scratch.
Cheers
James
James
Do you know what percentage of people browsing the net use handhelds? I
have been unable to find any statistics on it, but suspect its a very
small number.
My mode of
On 13/05/2004, at 1:21 PM, Chris Blown wrote:
The paramount problem is not actually the technique that you use, or
which way is wrong / better, rather the problem is that varying degrees
of the standards are implemented in the swag of devices that are now
able to load our content. Add to this the
James
Do you know what percentage of people browsing the net use handhelds? I
have been unable to find any statistics on it, but suspect its a very
small number.
My mode of operation is to always keep in mind the law of diminishing
returns when designing for a client as commercial realities
