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MSN Search - From A UI Perspective

Posted by timothy on from the competition-tunes-the-world dept.

An anonymous reader writes "The user interface community has also started poking and prodding away at the latest iteration of MSN search and has discovered some interesting findings including: XHTML strict, CSS for layout and the death of IE 5 support. You can also read first-hand MSN designer insight into the design process as well."

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  1. XHTML (or anything) strict ? kidding right ? by l3v1 · · Score: 0, Redundant

    They are saying We still have some validation errors (about 130, the last time i checked) in the W3C Validator for God's sake. Then you say they are XHTML strict. Right.

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  2. Re:CSS problems? by stephenisu · · Score: 0, Redundant
    We have also gone from a table based layout to a CSS powered layout. Granted, we were not able to hit complete compliance with standards. We still have some validation errors (about 130, the last time i checked) in the W3C Validator. We still have a couple of accessibility issues. All we ask for is for people to look at the page as a work in progress.
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