This continues our series on marketing methods & vehicles to improve business revenues
Today we will continue explaining facets of using the Internet as a marketing vehicle. We’ve already discussed more well-known concepts such as SEO, web design, pay per click, and banners. This post will explore some of the lesser known issues related to using the Internet: cross-browser compatibility and HTML code compliance. I will refer you to other sites in this post, because I know nothing about these topics.
Cross-Browser Compatibility
People will view your Internet site through a variety browsers on towers, laptops, tablets, phones, and other devices. They will use Apple, Windows, Droid, and open source products. Building a site that runs effectively for all of them requires cross-browser compatibility.
I recommend you read the following web sites and use their suggestions, patches, and to improve your site:
- Sean Geng at NOUPe provides great tests for browsers, patch codes, and more
- jcox at Web Design Ledger offers more compatibility tests
- Charina Torres at 1st Web Designer gives 10 Useful Tools for Cross-Browser Compatibility Check
- Mason Hipp shares 7 Fresh and Simple Ways to Test Cross-Browser Compatibility
- Dainis at Hongkiat wrote a Complete Guide to Cross-Browser Compatibility Check
HTML Compliance Code
Wikipedia says “Current use of the term "standards-compliance" generally refers to the adherence to coding practices in relation to the use of HTML or XHTML, with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to define the layout, colors, and fonts of a web page. The Web Standards Project (WaSP) is a group, mainly composed of experienced web developers, whose mission is to encourage the use of these standards globally.”
- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) provide an HTML Markup Validation Services to check your documents
- Wimpy Player Documentation provides outstanding helps in Flash XHTML Compliance
- David Strom at ReadWrite Hack commented on The State of HTML5 Validation According to Tristan Louis
- Scott M. Fulton at ReadWrite Hack asks Who’s Validating the Validators? Reassessing HTML Compliance
- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) publishes excellent articles on compliance
Tuesday we will analyze aspects of cascading style sheets and reliable web hosting
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