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What’s the best way to go about simulating how a current page would render in an older browser dynamically using CSS/JS? (A slider with say — Mozilla Phoenix, IE 3, Navigator, etc.) This wouldn’t be for testing purposes, of which there are many solutions (browsershots and the like), but rather for demonstration purposes so people could get a feel for what the current page would look like if rendered with an older browser.
I don’t know that you could reliably do that with just CSS/JS alone. However, if you were just going to show this to a client, you could screenshot the browsershots and then use CSS/JS to switch them out with a slider?