Website design : what to use ?

[Art Alexion]

Sean Miller wrote:

> I do think these WYSIWYG editors are counter-productive... fact is 
> that HTML may be WYSIWYG, but it's not WYSIWYVG (ie. What You See Is 
> What Your Visitors Get)... you may get it, but they may not... 
> therefore it's better to work on strict web principles and code your 
> pages using best practices...

Excellent point!!!

And avoiding WYSIWYG editors also helps minimize those ubiquitous, table 
driven, multi-column web pages that have grown to be the norm today.

When will web designers learn that web pages are not like paper pages 
and to minimize their use of multi-column pages -- especially those with 
fixed column widths.


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