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The term breaking the browser often leaves a puzzled look on the face of most non-techies. Simply stated this term describes the misalignment or hiding of content due to errors in the layout style rules, scripts or code used on a web page. This article is partially a glossary of key terms, and an outline of my evolving design standards that guide my choices, solutions and techniques to cope with variations in web browser types and/or versions.

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Re-post from BNET author Geoffrey James of an article by Mitch Ahiers that points out the importance of customer value over brand value. The author examines how "companies with strong brands do not try to shape how their customers should feel about them. Rather, they listen to their customers and focus on delivering value."

Courtesy of an antitrust case against Microsoft in the European Union, several small-fry browsers are getting a helping hand that could boost their efforts to attain relevance in the market. As part of the settlement, Windows PCs sold in the European Economic Area will now present users with a Choice Screen, allowing them to install alternative browsers beyond Internet Explorer.