@Mathias Bynens — If you read my entire comment, you’ll realise I’m not talking about designing one way vs. another, but rather about managing clients’ expectations.
I don’t design in the browser, but I also don’t bend to clients’ will. The main point of Andy’s article isn’t that we should all design in the browser (though he might tell us that ;) but rather that we need to change our relationships with clients.
Dan Rubin
@Mathias Bynens — If you read my entire comment, you’ll realise I’m not talking about designing one way vs. another, but rather about managing clients’ expectations.
I don’t design in the browser, but I also don’t bend to clients’ will. The main point of Andy’s article isn’t that we should all design in the browser (though he might tell us that ;) but rather that we need to change our relationships with clients.