Second, it gives the Webmaster and the client a starting point for building a strong foundation for growth. Third, the style guide is a checklist to help make sure that the page developer hasn't forgotten anything. Although we may deviate from the standard, each page should contain the basic structure, image and navigational tools presented throughout the site. We find that this practice is helpful in correcting errors or making modifications in a timely manner. We repeatedly test and validate the site for all the major browsers, saving time and energy later when making modifications.
Some sites go to great lengths to tell the user which browser to use and how to configure it.
Pages that have advertised themselves as browser specific will have to change the presentation and the construction of their code throughout the site. When the site has been reviewed and approved, we will then release the site to the Web under your domain name and begin the announcement process. The most effective web sites are those that invite two-way communication with the visitor. Good content is critical to the success of your site. Web visitors crave information from your site, and one way to draw them back to the site is to offer new, fresh information regularly.