Web Browsers and Web Design

[Pamil Visions]

I think it's time for me to start what you might call an "advice" topic.
That's because I was browsing the web a lot these days and I found so many websites I coulnd't properly view with Firefox (that's what I am using).

The other reason is that someone asked here whether W3C standards help with the SERP. Well, they do, somehow... but you still need to compete with websites  that have better content, better linking strategies. The W3C standards are just tools you can use to create the best website: a user friendly, functional and "best viewed with all browsers" website.

So design your websites with all the browsers in mind.
That's really important for your online business.

To learn more, visit  these links:

http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/

http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/abdesign.html

http://www.anybrowser.com/

[Corey Bryant]

We also use BrowserCam as well.  Costs about $50 a month but when I was designing / developing, clients loved the links that we sent them from this company

[4silverstrea]

Yes, I heard about BrowserCam from another forum but I thought it was cheaper than $50 a month?? The other option is to buy a cheap PC but I am not prepared to do that because I dislike them!

[4silverstrea]

By the way Pamil, thanks for the links. I am sure they will be quite helpful. I am just curious as to what the designers are using and why you can’t view the websites in Firefox?

[Corey Bryant]

You might check out Fundable - they have groups of people that get together to pool their money.

[nangel78]

I like Firefox. I have not had too many issues with it.