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Web designer, Junior Web Developer, Artist, Reliable friend, Rock climber, Basketball Player and Student of the unknown.
There are tons of reason on why you shouldn't use it anymore so I am not going to repeat theirs. Here is mine: Why do you drive in a broken 1989 Civic if you can drive 2010 Mercedes Benz for FREE?
My target users are designers, recruiters, art directors and people who have an appreciation the revolution of the web. Therefore, I am sure a good percentage of them use IE8, Safari, Firefox, Chrome and Opera. I am trying to present myself through the web using CSS3, HTML5 and png, which requires the browsers I mentioned before.
Technically, it doesn't cost me a dime. I can make my site efficient in IE 6. However, I have spent too much time making sites available in IE6 when I was in previous job(I was quite good at it after awhile) since many of their customers uses IE6. However, I am not really selling anything to anyone who uses IE6, I don't think supporting IE6 is necessary in this case.
Of course they don't, they want you to have a better browsing experience. If you really want to use IE, here you go.
The quote below is from bringdownie6.com.:
“IE6 is the new Netscape 4. The hacks needed to support IE6 are increasingly viewed as excess freight. Like Netscape 4 in 2000, IE6 is perceived to be holding back the web.”
Jeff Zeldman, standards guru
I will switch my site to HTML5 within a year and IE6 doesn't support it. In case you don't know I have been playing with it a little bit already.
Web designer, Junior Web Developer, Artist, Reliable friend, Rock climber, Basketball Player and Student of the unknown.