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Design your Web Site for All Browsers

Building a web site that browses consistently on multiple platforms and multiple browsers is not always an easy task Most of the designers spend their time building their sites on a given platform. Those webmaster with highest degree of standards should take a look at their creation in different browsers and different platforms.

Sure, one should looks in Windows 98 with Internet Explorer and let that be good enough, but do you really want to risk a bad web experience for millions and millions of potential visitors. Survey has shown that not all of the Windows users are using Windows 98. Windows 95 continues to be widely used, and Windows 2000 and NT represent a significant percentage of visitors. Though small in number at this time, the popularity of the OS grows daily.

Apart from Internet Explorer, despite Microsoft's inclusion of it with all Windows Installations does not represent the only browser option. Netscape continues to enjoy a strong following of users numbering in the millions, and Lotus Notes is being used by numerous corporations as the "standard" browser and e-mail application. It should be clear that cross platform and multiple browser compatibility is a must. Therefore, understanding a few very basic and simple techniques to help keep your pages looking their best in the most places is also a must.