Thread: Do you still design for IE6?

Yes, I am writing code for IE6 along with IE7,IE8,Firefox. because some of my clients were asked IE6

Yes. we do. but we do not like to continue for long. Our clients are still asking for IE 6 support as still 15 to 25% of people using IE 6.

Unfortunately IE6 will not go away. There are still several businesses who still use Windows 2000.

Heck no.

My most recent design I decided to move toward CSS3, while making sure it still works in non-CSS3 ready browsers.

Its turned out pretty well and works fine in Firefox 3+ and IE7+, though I dread to think what it'll look like in IE6.

My biggest worry is the fact that the new Zune, which will feature an IE6 based browser, is going to display my site (a Zune fansite) terribly

nope...IE6 is already faced out. There is a website that I saw last week that says "RIP IE6"

Yes, I don't want but I have to do it. Because I often code Xhtml/CSS for clients.

If its my own site, I never worry about IE6.

If these guys ain't worrying why should I worry? :

S.A.C.: Youtube and Digg to drop IE6 support, who's next?

Thanks

I tend to rarely need to go out of my way to fix up designs, so I waste 10 to 20 minutes fixing it up for IE6 because... I can and it's only 10 to 20 minutes of time I waste in doing so lol.

I hate IE6 and i have no idea wht the hell people still use. According to my site's Awstats it shows that 40% peopel are still coming from IE6 and older version of netscape.

A majority of I.E 6 users come from schools and workplaces. Not their home computers. Those places are often running old computer hardware with like 256MB ram.
Proof being that runing proxy site, almost all my traffic comes from those places and I.E 6 is still 50% of my traffic.
Its horrible I hope somebody give those places a funding boost and update their hardware Html 5 and css 3 will be in major use now. Those computers will be no longer be able to access the web properly~~!

Wouldn't a CSS reset settle most of the things? At least for me, I only need to adjust a teeny weeny bits of code to make it looks good in IE6/IE7/IE8.