1.1. Make sure that the images are high pixel density for all platforms: the site must be responsive and working on mobile platforms, including different screen resolutions
1.2. Don’t use too many JavaScript libraries (for simplicity), directories, or images
1.3. Don’t use too many JavaScript libraries (for simplicity), directories, or images
2. DISPLAY RESOLUTION
2.1. It’s the number of distinct pixels in each dimension that can be displayed on a screen.
3. BROWSER COMPATIBILITY
3.1. The website must be compatible with all browsers to provide the best version to all users. The designer must make sure the web is available for all users with different types of browsers.
4. FONT SIZE
4.1. it’s important to feature right font sizes for all platforms. 16 pixels may be alright for normal sized paragraphs/texts. 12 pixels tend to be too small for most users.
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6. VALIDATION
6.1. Must validate HTML, CSS, Javascript (and dynamic elements), keeping the code simple
7. TESTING
7.1. Test connectivity and network on the page, including bandwidth constraints.
7.2. Must test in multiple browsers for compatibility
8. BANDWIDTH
8.1. The data transfer rate and amount of data that can be carried from one point to another in a time period. It’s the data rate in bits that is supported by the network connection or interfaces connected to it. It’s important to have a sufficiently sized bandwidth to avoid bottlenecking.
9. COLOR PALETTE
9.1. It is the colors available for the website. Not all platforms can feature all colors, so it’s important to have universal colors on the site so all users have the full experience.
10. FONT AVAILABILITY
10.1. Similar to the past points, the font may be an obstacle, since not all websites have all fonts installed/available. The designer must use a universal font such as Times New Roman, Arial, Calibri, Verdana, etc.
