The final rendering is decided by the browser. When I use lynx
or w3m to view a web site chances are that what appears on the screen
bears little resemblance to what the designer intended.
The final rendering is decided by the browser. When I use lynx or w3m
to view a web site chances are that what appears on the screen bears
little resemblance to what the designer intended.
True. The determining factor is if the designer bothered to test it in
a text browser, and most don't. Most (nonpros, anyway) don't even want
to learn HTML. "ooooh isnt there something where i can just drag and
drop and not, like, have to learn anything lol he he"
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