RE: UKNM: plug-in take up/stats

[Tomski]

>If you're going to create good customer-focused web sites, then frames are a

>huge advantage to navigation if the customer's browser supports them. And if

>the customer's browser doesn't support them, then they will view the version

>of your pages that you have designed for the non-frames brigade.


I used to edit a high-profile, as-consumer-as-they-come UK content site

which in those days used a minimum of 13 (count 'em) frames on every single

page. Now there are none. And lo, the masses were happy.


That change was driven by directly by masses of user-feedback, considerable

user testing and a glimpse across the Atlantic. (high-volume content sites

Don't Use Frames).


>It might be trendy amongst geeky programmers to slag off frames, but

>remember before you join them that it is also trendy amongst geeky

>programmers to masturbate over pictures of Patrick Stewart.


 Jakob Neilson is my sqeeze-du-choix when it comes to frame-bashers.

http://www.useit.com/alertbox/9612.html (old but still on the button...)


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