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Cross browser compliance: how to design consistently

Cross browser compliance: how to design consistently

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WASHINGTON DC – Web designer tips Have you ever noticed that a website looks differently or works differently on (Microsoft) Internet Explorer than it does on (Mozilla) Firefox or (Google) Chrome or (Apple) Safari?  The problem is cross-browser incompatibility and the solution is cross-browser compliance.  There are two basic ways to solve this problem: All … Continued

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How to determine what is considered a major or most popular browser

How to determine what is considered a major or most popular browser

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Frequently, I will read in a Request for Proposal (RFP) for Website Redesign a recurring requirement that goes something like this, “Website must be compatible with all major modern browsers.” I’m happy to comply and confident that we can do it, but we need to have a specific standard of acceptance criteria to prove that … Continued

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Cross-browser compatibility IE9

Cross-browser compatibility IE9

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Just when we thought that we had the last nail in the coffin of IE6 and IE7 and IE8 was making its way into the mainstream, IE9 comes along. For those of you who build government websites and/or are concerned about Section 508 compliance and cross-browse compatibility, you would know what a bitch it is … Continued

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