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X-WR-CALNAME:19/10/2003: On Web Design
X-WR-CALDESC:local wrote:  Now I wonder how important cross-browser coding actually is. How many browsers do I have to test, which versions?  I have two philosophies on this question.  The first is the philosophy I apply when making my own website — I stick to the standards and let any browser that can’t handle it be damned. If 99% of browsers don’t work on it, that’s fine by me. (OK, so I have added a few little workarounds for IE6, but nothing major)  The second philosophy is similar and is what I use for other people’s websites. Again, write to standards, but make sure it works more or less perfectly in:    IE 5+ (Windows) Netscape 6+ Opera 7+ Konqueror     and make sure the content is readable and the site is navigatable in:    Netscape 4.x IE 4 (Win) IE 5 (Mac) Opera 5+ Lynx     Now, the best way to do this, is to follow my smiple (sic) 7 point design procedure:  1. Content  Start with the content. It may be cliche to say so nowadays, but content really is king.  2. Markup  Mark up the content…
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