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Tag Archives: cross-browser compatibility
What cross-browser/cross-platform compatibility means, and why it is important for your website!
You work on your website SEO (search engine optimization), build organic traffic to your website through blog posting, articles, and webpage content, work on your social media, and perhaps purchase some kind of advertising or pass out your business cards … Continue reading
First it was Internet Explorer, Now it’s Google Chrome
What’s it about? The most commonly used internet browser. Looks like the move is being made by web surfers from Internet Explorer (IE) to Google Chrome. Have a cross-browser and cross-platform compatible website and it won’t be a problem for … Continue reading
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How to make your website more interactive, a.k.a. interesting!
Pure social networking websites, like Facebook/Twitter/Instagram etc., are not the only type of interactive websites anymore. User interaction on a website can be very important to the popularity – and increased popularity – of a website. It’s what can make … Continue reading →