HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
Consider factors such as these when creating CSS layouts:
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Browser
Is the design attractive and usable with the most current and popular
browsers? Is it at least usable with old browsers?
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Platform
Does the design work on PC, Mac and Linux machines?
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Device
Does the design adapt to low-resolution mobile devices? How does it
look on mobile devices that have full resolution (e.g. iPhones)?
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Screen resolution
Does the design stay together at multiple viewport (i.e. window) widths?
Is it attractive and easy to read at di
"
erent widths? If the design does
adapt to di
"
erent viewport widths, does it correct for extremely narrow
or wide viewports (e.g. by using the
min-width
and
max-width
properties)?
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Font sizes
Does the design accommodate di
"
erent default font sizes? Does the
design hold together when the font size is changed on the fly? Is it
attractive and easy to read at di
"
erent font sizes?
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Color
Does the design make sense and is the content readable in black and
white? Would it work if you are color blind or have poor vision or cannot
detect color contrast?
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JavaScript presence
Does the page work without JavaScript?
