Zedtu v2

[wewt]

I think your header should say Zedtu. It looks like you're named Z2. ...And no one who wants to use your services cares what version your site is. Nice to see that you've removed that you 'do backends'.

[Forge]

All problems aside i really do like the idea of the layout.
Btw works fine for me and im using IE7

[Jõnathan]

I think your header should say Zedtu. It looks like you're named Z2. ...And no one who wants to use your services cares what version your site is. Nice to see that you've removed that you 'do backends'.

Z2 is pronounced "zed-too" or, "zhi-too"
and lol @ that last sentence

[wewt]

Z2 is pronounced "zed-too" or, "zhi-too"
and lol @ that last sentence

So when they leave their name somewhere they're going to write:

Made by Z2 (pronounced zed-too)?

[Klydo]

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I hate how people just think that because they use or do something a certain way that everyone else will. BE REALISTIC PEOPLE. You're never going to have every single internet user on one browser or even the same set of standards, it's called competition. It's all fine and great that you're just too lazy to put in that little bit of extra code for your images to make them transparent in IE6, but honestly, who are you hurting?

Today, any web design company that isn't cross-browser compatible is really just an oxymoron in itself. The web is a diverse cultural and technological landscape that has billions of users worldwide each with different ideas, beliefs, opinions, software, hardware, and all the rest of it. How can you even represent yourself as a WEB design company if you only cater to a select group of browsers?

Now in the short term, yes it may take you longer to code your layouts and design your sites but in the long term, that's where the gain is for you. You have clients who are happy because their users aren't complaning (why does that image have an ugly grey background that covers up the content?) and the client has a great and functional site that is accessible to everyone (which expands their possible userbase by A TON).

Spend the time now and you won't regret it later. End of story.
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MySpace, Facebook and Panic are all non-compatible with IE6. There is no longer reason to design and code for IE6. If someone visits the site using it, I will simply ask them to upgrade.

MySpace and Facebook have some of the biggest user databases online to date. Then Panic are one of the leading web-development tool makers, so if they are no longer designing or coding for IE6 neither will I. It's just wasting time and making it harder to do the things I want.

[Independent]

Okay, I've started to code the new version of Zedtu. I need to know if there are any size or positioning issues for anyone. So check it out and screenshot any problems.

Please be aware the site uses PNG transparency therefore will not work in IE 6 or lower. This will not be resolved as I've now decided to code and design all my sites to be compatible with IE7 and higher.

http://www.zedtu.com/v2dot0/

Nice, just a question.. but is this for Zedtu or pulsevps?

And, are you greg or caleb? :p

[Klydo]

It's for Zedtu, says in the first paragraph.

Also I'm Greg, as I design and code the front end's of sites.

[Independent]

k..

[Hypertext]

MySpace, Facebook and Panic are all non-compatible with IE6. There is no longer reason to design and code for IE6. If someone visits the site using it, I will simply ask them to upgrade.

MySpace and Facebook have some of the biggest user databases online to date. Then Panic are one of the leading web-development tool makers, so if they are no longer designing or coding for IE6 neither will I. It's just wasting time and making it harder to do the things I want.

I want Coda so badly. I need a mac! I'm dying! Bill Gates thinks life is about word-processing waaaaghh!

[Klydo]

So when they leave their name somewhere they're going to write:

Made by Z2 (pronounced zed-too)?

No the name is Zedtu, but on the site we write it (z2). It will be displayed like that on client site's too. It's just something different. Is Nike's name Swoosh? No, it's just branding.