Category: Cross Browser Support

Cross Browser Testing

Every website owner will one day or another run into browser related issues. It could be a simple thing such as the navigation menu running over text. Cross browser testing is the practice of making sure that the existing websites work across an acceptable number of web browsers. This can include Chrome, Firefox, Safari and… Continue reading Cross Browser Testing

Best Video Format to Use for Your Marketing Website

Creating digital video can be quite the headache for newbies because of all the different file formats and video containers available. But if your goal is to upload the video to your website host and embed it to a webpage, you can narrow down the selection to just 4 video formats – MP4, FLV, WebM and… Continue reading Best Video Format to Use for Your Marketing Website

Attack of the Scripts – Exploring Beyond JavaScript to Make Coding Easier

JavaScript is a great programming language to learn for those that have no background in programming. Mastering JavaScript is quite rewarding as you are essentially developing for the Web and that means your applications will work across all desktop and mobile platforms. While there are plenty of JavaScript resources on the Web, first-timers may find… Continue reading Attack of the Scripts – Exploring Beyond JavaScript to Make Coding Easier

A Look at the Developer Improvements Featured in Mozilla Firefox 31 Beta

Mozilla Firefox hasn’t been the exciting browser it used to be before the advent of Chrome and the rapid release cycle hasn’t really helped so much either. But lately, Mozilla has been on a roll with some big changes starting with Firefox 29 which had a refreshing visual makeover and the more minor Firefox 30… Continue reading A Look at the Developer Improvements Featured in Mozilla Firefox 31 Beta

Should I Make a Mobile Website or Mobile App?

Smartphone and tablet owners are increasing at a frantic rate to the point that will you be missing out on a considerable chunk of your audience if you solely focus your website on computer users. The obvious approach would be to create a mobile version of your website but some of the more popular websites… Continue reading Should I Make a Mobile Website or Mobile App?

Beyond Chrome and Firefox: Other Web Browsers Your Website Should Work In

Google Chrome continues to be the most used Web browser worldwide and given Google’s recent Chromebook push, it doesn’t look like that will change. So naturally, Web designers have to put Google’s latest Chrome version on the top of their list when it comes to website testing with Mozilla Firefox as a common second. But… Continue reading Beyond Chrome and Firefox: Other Web Browsers Your Website Should Work In