We also ensure internet browser compatibility with our website designs ....

Our clients will never hear one of their customers say that they couldn't get their website to come up. Our websites conform to all current coding standards. It is important to us to make sure our research and development on these browser standards enables your website to display and act properly when visited. But it also ensures that the search engines can explore and index your web site properly.

We use a wide variety of advanced coding within our websites which ranges from HTML, XHTML, CSS, Flash, Actionscript, JavaScript, PHP and more. Currently our main focus of browser compatibility is Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, Netscape, and Opera. These are the most widely used and are what Beach Web Development focuses on primarily for compatibility. Our websites are also compatible with most mobile phone Internet browsers as well. Each website is tested for cross browser compatibility against the latest and earlier versions of browsers mentioned above. We aren't satisfied until they're all satisfied!

Cross-browser compatibility really has a lot more to do with how it functions and very little to do with what a web site looks like. It also has relatively little to do with browsers, and perhaps could better be explained as multiple user-agent compatibility.“Compatibility” (in this context) is not a term which means “looks and functions identically” — instead, it may be better described as “performs somewhat equally under alternative conditions.” But developers and designers tend to focus upon appearance as the guiding line for cross-browser compatibility.But simply, functionality is the key to cross-browser compatibility. A lack of cross-browser compatibility doesn’t mean that something looks different; it means that it doesn’t work. And a good thing, too. Otherwise, compatibility would be pretty well impossible between desktop browsers and mobile browsers. As desirable as it is to make your designs look as similar as possible between the various desktop internet browsers, it always has to be acknowledged that there are limits. There’s nothing at all that you can do to actually guarantee the same view for everybody; instead, you need to guarantee an somewhat equal view for everybody. Equal in that they will be able to get the same information and use the functions of the site to perform the same actions.