Here's a great article - and comments - about "The Slow, Lingering Death of IE6."
The first commenter notes that IE6 compatibility can add 25% to the coding budget. I have found this to be too true.
That said, I still use IE6 on one of my computers, so that I can test sites for clients. Only when IE6 is truly dead will I feel that I can move on. Catch-22: then I'm part of the stats saying it's still alive. I wonder how many developers are in the same boat?
So we will continue to advise our clients to upgrade to IE7 (and then 8) and hope that IE6 will soon be a thing of the past.
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This is a site where the Beehive Media team posts interesting things - "beenovations" - things that we find innovative in one way or another. Usually it's related to what we do, which is design and technology, but sometimes it's just mind-blowing stuff. The idea is that we're showcasing our own "beenovations" or pointing out things others are doing that we admire or want to discuss internally, learn from, know how to avoid, etc.
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