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Should you Own or Rent?

Posted 2010-08-21

Continuing on my set of articles regarding the website selection process, the third factor to consider is your financial investment. After deciding whether a custom website or template layout,...

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Web Design with Content Management

Posted 2010-08-15

In my previous article, I introduced two website design options available to business owners that are first starting to shop for web design, and identified how the features and compromises of each...

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Custom Web Design vs. Template Layouts

Posted 2010-08-10

Recently, one of my clients asked me a question regarding a web design service company that was attempting to sell him a $90/month website package that allowed him to make unlimited changes to the...

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Thoughts on the Website Fold

Posted 2010-07-23

If you’re an online-savvy individual, you have probably heard of the term “the fold”, and about the overall idea of keeping all the important information regarding your business...

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Tools Of The Trade #1 - 1Password

Posted 2010-06-30

The nature of our job (web design, SEO, and online marketing) is unique in ways that were unimaginable a decade or two ago. We have tremendous flexibility in how and where we work,...

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Having a great looking website for ALL - Browser market share

Logic Media, Blog Articles

Posted 2009-11-02

Being in the web development business, it's always important to make sure that our clients' websites render/present themselves appropriately in all the major browsers. Too many times website designers have great looking site that appears "functional" in Internet Explorer or Firefox but neglect to take that next step to do browser testing to ensure proper website functionality between all browsers.

Based on the latest market share reports by AXIIS, here is the most recent browser market share breakdown:
Firefox - 47.0%
Internet Explore 6 -11.1%
Internet Explore 7 – 13.3%
Internet Explore 8 – 13.3%
Chrome – 8.5%
Safari – 3.8%
Opera – 2.3%

Because most web users don't even realize that there are differences in the way that different browsers render pages, few people take the time to switching to a different browser in order to see if sites they develop render properly. Every company's goal is to have a great looking, professional site to be proud of and taking the extra step of browser testing is a little detail that makes a big difference.

Sources: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp, http://www.axiis.org/examples/BrowserMarketShare.html