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Saving Bandwidth With Standards-Compliant Code

Posted by timothy on from the look-feel-do dept.

RadioheadKid writes "DevEdge has an interview with ESPN associate art director Mike Davidson. In the interview Davison talks about the decision to switch to a standards-based, non-table layout. The interview touches on the process he went through to make that decision and the rewards in both bandwidth savings and browser compatibility. An interesting read for those who have not switched to a standards-based, non-table layout. (hint, hint)"

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  1. Oh the Irony (part 2) by Andy_R · · Score: 0, Redundant

    ...and on ESPN's redesigned site that is the subject of the article, with the supposed 'browser compatibility' benefits:

    "You must be using a standards-compliant web browser."

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