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Thread began 4/04/2010 2:48 am by DebShaw | Last modified 4/05/2010 1:40 am by DebShaw | 2213 views | 8 replies

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Hi

OK

this is the worst nightmare for any developer! We have all been there.

YOu need to find out exactly what browser and what version your client is using - some old browsers do not render CSS the same

Next find out what resolution they are viewing at and at what colour depth.

I design for 800*600 px in the UK because thats the most popular resolution but I am moving towards 1024* 768


Then test using their settings. Make sure they are not using AOL because AOL can render in weird ands wonderful ways.

If that doesn't profer a solution then do one oer all of the of the following:

1. Take a laptop on site ans show them it's working OK

2. Tell them to look at it from home

3. Tell to look at it from a PC shop

4. Ask themto get their friends to check it.

5. As a last resort post a link on a forum and ask peopel to check it for you and post their specification.
If 20 people respond you at least have 20 posts to forward to the client.

It is a pain I normaly find it's because thie resolution is to low. Remember all websites look different at various resolutions.

HTH

Ian

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