Building and testing websites for every possible browser is one of trickiest parts of web design. The most recent stats provided by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) show that Firefox is now marginally more popular then Internet Explorer. A breakdown of Internet Explorer users from January 2009 shows that many are still using IE6. And almost 10% of web users are using other browsers (Safari, Opera and Chrome).
If you are testing on Firefox and IE7, how can you be sure that your website works on earlier versions of Internet Explorer?
We have just completed two week-long training courses in UCD - Foundations of Java and Advanced Java. Taken together, the two courses follow the curriculum for the Sun Microsystems SCJP certification.
