[thelist] OT: Slower Modems,does it matter?

martin.p.burns at uk.pwcglobal.com martin.p.burns at uk.pwcglobal.com
Mon Feb 25 04:50:12 CST 2002


Memo from Martin P Burns of PricewaterhouseCoopers

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Subject:    Re: [thelist] OT: Slower Modems,does it matter?

>>But what was said to me in the conversation was the people who have
>>the slower modems don't care how long the browser takes to load what
>>ever it is they want to look at, that's why they are still on the
>>slower modems.

>I live in an urban area where I still can't get a cable modem, and
>only had DSL available as of the middle of last year. I was on a 56K
>modem for a long time and I can sure as h*ll guarantee I cared about
>how long I waited (or didn't wait) for things...

While "What *I* like" is a helpful tool to spark discussions of issues with
clients,
it's important to remember that (unless you're designing *entirely* for
your
own benefit), you are not representative of the audience. The only audience
you're representative of is "Designers my age/gender/location who have
designed this site"
Cheers
Martin


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