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Ask HN: Is it safe to assume IE users don't care much about design?

2 pointsby gosurialmost 15 years ago
I'm developing a web app and optimizing for IE has been hell as most of you must have experienced, is it okay to assume that IE users don't really care about the cool CSS3 effects?

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jrallisonalmost 15 years ago
I wouldn't assume they don't care. The majority of people still using IE6 do so because it's the only browser their IT department will allow on their workstations (<a href="http://about.digg.com/blog/much-ado-about-ie6" rel="nofollow">http://about.digg.com/blog/much-ado-about-ie6</a>).<p>That said, because of the difficulties, it's generally acceptable to provide some base functionality/design for all browsers while layering on cool CSS effects for modern browsers as a form of progressive enhancement (using CSS border radius for example).<p>Of course, all of this depends on your specific user base and the importance of those IE users.
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rewindalmost 15 years ago
I think IE6 users don't care about browsers or don't have a choice. I doubt it has anything to do with not caring about design.