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ICWienerAug 9th 2006 4:46PM

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Ervin - "I guess the change will come when high-traffic Web sites, like Google or MySpace, will start offering an immensely superior user experience, but only in W3C standards-compliant browsers"

And what incentive would they ever have to do that? If they look at their logs and see most visitors are using IE, why would they create a site that isn't going to work well for those users?

IE has plenty of problems, and we can bitch about them all we want, but the fact remains most of your visitors are going to be using it and you need to deal with it, bugs and all. Any designer who creates sites that don't work well in IE isn't going to stay busy for long.

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