The last few weeks have been packed with web browser advancements and the two market leaders, Internet Explorer and Firefox, have launched major new versions. This is just the latest development in the so-called 'browser 2.0 wars', which has seen some major changes in the way people use and access the Internet.

How do visitors see your website?
What do people use to look at your site? Two years ago it would have been a pretty safe bet that they were using Internet Explorer on a PC, but now as many as 20% could be viewing your site with a different browser.
Right now Microsoft still holds onto its huge market lead, but Firefox is gaining more ground every month. Probably more importantly, there are other major innovators in the browser space - such as the social browser Flock and the perennial innovator Opera. The Mac browser Safari has many passionate supporters as does the Mozilla-powered Camino.

Every web browser/platform combination will display a website differently, sometimes with very unexpected result

If you haven't tested your website with multiple browsers and platforms, how do you know your customers are getting the right message?

So how does this affect your business?
The web is constantly evolving and so are the ways people interact with it. If your site doesn't move with the times it will get left behind. How many potential customers are you losing simply because people can't access your website?

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