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May 25, 2023 Business Solutions, Ethic, Investors, News and Resources, Newsroom, Science and Technology, Sustainability

TDG updated “Ethic Guidelines of AI” on Ethics Day

May 1, 2023 Coder in Action, News and Resources, Newsroom, Science and Technology, Sustainability

Coder in Action 2023 is started for Wildfire

Izzy Autonomous Carrier

April 4, 2023 Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Automotive, Blog, Robotic, Science, Sustainability

Izzy | Autonomous Transport Vehicle – Phase 2

2023 TDG BRM

March 25, 2023 Investors, News and Resources, Newsroom, Sustainability

2022-2023 Business Review Meeting

March 25, 2023 News and Resources, Newsroom, Sustainability

TDG 2022 Award Winners Announced

March 8, 2023 News and Resources, Newsroom, Sustainability

Gender Equality for a Sustainable Tomorrow | International Women’s Day

February 23, 2023 Blog, Consultancy, Sustainability, Testing

If you’re looking for a testing framework, why not Cucumber?

February 21, 2023 Donation, Ethic, News and Resources, Newsroom, Scholarship, Sustainability

Earthquake Message from CEO

browseemall commandline[1]

February 14, 2023 Blog, Consultancy, Sustainability, Testing

BrowseEmAll Command Line Reference

6 Steps to Reach Cross-Browser Compatibility browseemall February 7, 2023 0 Comment In this article, I want to point out the 6 essential steps to reach cross-browser compatibility while not wasting more time than necessary. Ideally, you would cross-browser test your website periodically while developing it. However, you can still follow these steps to test your existing website. Step 1: Decide what browsers you want to support If at all possible, decide beforehand which browsers and mobile devices you want to support. It’s much more expensive and time-consuming to rework the page than take cross-browser compatibility issues into account from the very beginning. Step 2: Decide on a minimal resolution Once you have decided on a browser and mobile device pool you want to support you need to take into account what resolutions are available to your potential customers and visitors. If you want to serve every possible device your site needs to adjust to the screen resolution on the different devices. If you cannot decide this easily you should consider building different sites based on whether your visitors are using mobile or desktop devices. A badly designed website on a mobile device could still be a pain to use. If you don’t want to settle on a resolution you can create a responsive design. This design will adjust based on the users screen size using media queries. Step 3: Reach full functionality in one major browser This may sound obvious but you should get your page (or the current feature) ready in one browser first. My personal favorite is still Firefox but Chrome or Safari is a valid choice as well. Once your page runs smoothly in your favorite development browsers you can move on to step 4. image Step 4: Create a cross-browser compatibility report To save time loading up your website in all major browsers you should consider using a service or tool to do the heavy lifting. You can simply use our tool BrowseEmAll to create a cross-browser compatibility report. This also works for pure HTML files of course. pageanalysis Step 5: Check the layout using screenshots Regardless of how you get screenshots in different browsers, once you have hands on them you can do a quick check of the layout and find problems. Write up all browsers that have visible compatibility issues to fix. Once you have this (hopefully small) list choose one of these to fix. Don’t try to fix all of the issues in one run. Step 6: Use the report to fix problems Now take a closer look at the cross-browser compatibility report. You’ll most likely find some HTML and CSS you used which some browsers does not support. Some of these are relevant to your visual problems, some aren’t. Try to fix these problems one by one and test every change individually to make sure you don’t break anything in all the other browsers. If your page works in the selected browser (and you didn’t break anything) go back to step 4 and repeat until you can cross off all of the browsers on your list. Summary Article Name6 Steps to Reach Cross-Browser Compatibility DescriptionIn this article, I want to point out the 6 essential steps to reach cross-browser compatibility while not wasting more time than necessary. Ideally, you would cross-browser test your website periodically while developing it. However, you can still follow these steps to test your existing website. AuthorBrowse Em All Publisher NameBrowse Em All Publisher LogoBrowse Em All

February 8, 2023 Blog, Consultancy, Sustainability, Testing

6 Steps to Reach Cross-Browser Compatibility

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January 9, 2023 Uncategorized

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