One of the basic tenets of the Web is that there are many different device profiles, including bleeding-edge, bang-up-to-date smartphones, tablets, and laptops, and older corporate desktop systems. This is great for the democracy of the Internet as a whole, but it creates headaches for web designers, especially when we’re all keen to adopt the latest standards and make full use of them in our pages.
When you’re crafting a new layout for a web site and want to adopt one of the CSS3 layout modules, where does this problem leave you? How can you use the new modules while avoiding ...
