“Do it right” should always be the first goal. Then you make concessions to make sure it works in the flawed reality it needs to operate in.
A classic example from back in the day (maybe it’s still this way): don’t just design your webpages for IE. Write the markup and stylesheets as they ought to be, then amend as necessary to make it look correct for each browser’s quirks.
“Do it right” should always be the first goal. Then you make concessions to make sure it works in the flawed reality it needs to operate in.
A classic example from back in the day (maybe it’s still this way): don’t just design your webpages for IE. Write the markup and stylesheets as they ought to be, then amend as necessary to make it look correct for each browser’s quirks.