Yes, the real problem with the chrome is not the chrome itself, but that too many webdesigners who insist on using lots of chrome don't think to make the design degrade gracefully for those who have the chrome turned off. One of the last checks I do when I've been fiddling with my site is to look at the page through Lynx, to see if it makes sense with dial-up and/or accessibility browsers.
One of the consequences of this was that when I decided earlier this year to drag my site into the new millennium, it required relatively little work to change the look. (Though I still need to go through the site and apply the change everywhere.)
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Date: 2008-06-27 11:33 am (UTC)One of the consequences of this was that when I decided earlier this year to drag my site into the new millennium, it required relatively little work to change the look. (Though I still need to go through the site and apply the change everywhere.)