3.) Compatibility- Not everyone uses the same web browser. Just because your site looks good on your computer does not mean it looks good on others. Download Firefox, Netscape and a few other browsers. See how your site looks on them. Then set your monitor to a different resolution and try again. Make sure that you are not losing possible clients because your website looks strange in their browser.
If you are going to put forth the effort to own a website, you might as well make it look professional. Avoiding these three common mistakes in web design is a good start.
Daniel Sims is Senior Designer at Simoh Christian Web Design, a website design firm that specializes in Christian Website and Graphic Design. Visit http://www.simoh.com. Contact at webmaster@simoh.com
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