For example, a Web site that looks fantastic in Netscape 3.0 might look radically different in Internet Explorer or the AOL browser. Some even have their own codes, unrecognizeable by other browsers. We have created several dozen templates which have been extensively tested in dozens of browsers. This ensures that your site will look good across the Internet, no matter who's looking at it. This is another issue that has not been addressed by many Webmasters.
Screen size makes a big difference in the appearance of documents.
The problem is in wrap, the ability to spread text and graphics to the maximum width of the screen. And there goes all of the beautiful formatting. This allows us to guarantee that the end user is seeing the page exactly as we designed it. This is a standard feature that we build into all of our sites. Another difficulty in Web site design is that it is impossible to know what kind of color configuration the end user has set up on their computer.