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Posted by Travis Newbury on 10/31/67 11:17
dorayme wrote:
>>No I was not quite happy, I was indifferent. I am (as was stated later)
>>on broadband and I do not see those speed issues.
> OK. But what happens to your indifference when you have to make a site that
> needs to be accessed by the general public around the world? Do you maintain
> the indifference anyway? Do you lose it? Can you lose it on broadband? Where
> money is concerned, would you find a way?
Actually I don't make websites, I create flash based Web e-learning
usually for an intranet. But I understand your point. My answer is
dependent on what does the site require? Would the site be more
effective if it caters to broadband (say a site that deals with live
music or video) or is it more an information type site? In your
specific example, if the site needed t be accessed by the general public
around the world, then I would lean in the direction of accessibility
and generic usability.
And that is where I lean with the issue of accessibility and usability.
The site owner must be allowed to create a site that works best for
his clients, not the general population. The two can be different.
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