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  1. #106
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    But why don't you show some sites YOU have done ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ness_du_Frat
    But why don't you show some sites YOU have done ?
    I could, but I don't think you want to pay to view them. I do Adult websites, which are no appropriate to talk about here.

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    ha, there was a thread about adult site being non standard compliant a few months ago on this boards...

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    Quote Originally Posted by LiLcRaZyFuZzY
    ha, there was a thread about adult site being non standard compliant a few months ago on this boards...
    PTDR !!!!

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    c'est vrai en plus!

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    Trop fort...
    N'empêche qu'il commence à me casser les pieds avec ses sites dignes des années 90.

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    This string of current posts is fascinating.

    Let me be the first to say, I'm sure there are quality adult sites out there that are very much accessible to the visually impaired. In addition, I'm sure that regular-sighted visitors to those sites are very much influenced by the design, layout, fonts and colors used.

    Yeah, right.... but that aside....

    Web standards are important in that they provide a framework for writing HTML correctly. They have nothing to do with creativity. Creativity isn't something that can be codified. It is unique to the designer - as we've witnessed from the various posts in this forum. If something lacks creativity, it is due to a flaw in the designer's artistry skills, not his/her adherence to standards.

    So, to say that people are stupid because they are following web standards isn't a true statement. They might be perceived as stupid if their site lacks creativity - but that's not true either: designers are stupid when they ignore the needs of the client and that client's customers. Until anyone here is able to poll each website's customers and find if they are satisfied, I don't think it is fair to denote them as stupid.

    KDLA

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    kler ils sont tro moch..

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    i hve seen ur website.......great look......u r performing a great job.
    Hansons


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    which one?

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    weldone jona..........nice....
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    what?

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    Very strange posts - sort of stream of consciousness.
    FYI
    * My screen resolution is set at 1680x1050
    * I'm accessing your site through a T1 line
    * I'm probably viewing it using Firefox (unless browser is specified)

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    indeed..

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    Hey! Tell me one thing good about my web, then you can tell all of the bad things. www.oldcaveman.com

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