In the old days, web designers performed cross-browser checks to make sure their web designs were compatible with various web browsers. These days, visitors no longer browse the web with just desktop computers. Now, web designers also have to adapt their designs to be readable on other devices such as smart phones.
HTML documents are the building blocks of a website. They include HTML tags as part of the “RAW” technical code. But these files cannot become the elegant web pages that you see online… without the help of a web browser.
Why should you care if you are the owner of a website?
You, along with many other small business owners, probably think that the “Rest of the World” sees your website exactly the way you do.
But that is not the case.
What exactly does a web browser do?
Website Visitors are a Hasty Group. They’re quick to shop around, forgetting where they’ve been just 10 minutes ago. Click. They land on another unfamiliar website. Then another. Each time they do it, 5 questions go through their mind.
“When I came from the search engine, is this where I expected to land? Does it seem right? Did I make a mistake?” Read more…
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