Seven months have passed since it was launch, yet it seems that IE7 hasn’t gained enough market share as expected. According to Computer World’s article, rival metrics firm WebSideStory reported a 31% market share for IE7 as of last week. IE6 however, still has a higher share at 46%-47%.
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It’s not easy to have a standards compliant Web site. Besides, what difference does it make? It doesn’t change the look of a Web page, does it? It seems pointless thinking about validation as another step in the project management process. It’s clearly a time-consuming procedure, not to mention that it takes a lot of effort examining a problematic code which when altered, could oftentimes destroy a Web page’s layout. So it’s not surprising that many W3C validation attempts lead to frustration.
