website design London
Frozen Interactive specialises in website design London and the United Kingdom for small to medium sized companies.
We all know there are thousands of web design companies in London alone. It's sometimes very difficult to distinguish between an experienced professional company and the opposite.
When doing research to consider a web design company it's often not possible to confirm their existing portfolio of work even belongs to them.
3 Tips on Finding a Professional Website Design Company
XHTML - what's that?
XHTML is a way of creating web-pages that adhere to standards created by the people who are passionate about the Internet and ensuring that everyone gets the most out of the their browsing experience.
If your website is XHTML compliant it means that it's all the stuff that's "under the bonnet" is put together properly and your pages have more chance of being cross-browser compatible.
If the website design company you've chose doesn't know what XHTML is... find another company.
How do I make my web browser angry? (cross-browser compatibility)
At this point you are asking "What is cross-browser compatibility?". This is ensuring your website looks the same for as many of the people viewing your site as possible.
In an ideal world (for web designers) everyone would use the same Internet browser program. Whether it is Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape, Opera, Safari, Camino.. as you can see there's a long list of programs you can use to view websites.
To further complicate things often when a company brings out a new version of the browser the websites look different between the old and new version!
This can be very frustrating for the website designers, owners and the viewing public!
Cross-browser compatibility can be a tough job but any website design, London based, company should be passionate about cross-browser compatibility and at least promise to make their websites visually similar in Internet Explorer (6 and 7), Mozilla Firefox and Opera.
Accessibility
Accessibility is ensuring that your website is easily readable by people with disabilities, primarily partially sighted users. Various web organisations have come up with rules that should be followed to improve accessibility and plenty of tips on how to achieve these rules. A good website design, London based, company should always bear accessibility in mind when designing new websites.
Some of these rules even help search engines read your pages easier too. Therefore it's well worth considering accessibility issues on your new site.
