[OT] D Online Presence

[Unknown W. Brackets]

That one most people are better at following.  Although most interactive 
developers don't bother to send correct caching headers.

It's really not that bad, though, I can think of many examples of sites 
that were well-designed and were easy to make accessible while still 
following the design.

I just do interactive sites, though; I'm no artist.  As far as making 
the online presence of D feel right, accessible, interactive, and 
responsive - I could help.  But I can't help make it look pretty.

Anyway, I might also mention that whatever avenues you pursue, you also 
add to that list you have keeping internationalization and localization 
in mind.  Eventually you will want these things, I think.

Thanks,
-[Unknown]


> Unknown W. Brackets wrote:
>> If only more designers followed those rules...
>>
>> Sorry, just had to say it.  I deal with this sorta stuff at work.
> 
> Another rule I forgot to mention is that consideration must be paid to 
> bandwidth - both for cost reasons, and because some people are still on 
> dialup. The pages need to load fast, or people will go elsewhere.