1. Your XHTML pages or WordPress themes will be valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional or XHTML 1.0 Strict.
You can validate them through the W3C Markup Validation Service.
2. You will only receive CSS files that have been validated through the W3C CSS validation service.
3. Your XHTML pages or WordPress themes will look exactly like your graphic mockup or your current website.
4. Your XHTML pages or WordPress themes will be cross-browser compatible.
We will use as few CSS hacks as possible to achieve cross-browser compatibility because hacks that work in browsers today won’t perhaps work tomorrow – you will never know in advance. If corrections for Internet Explorer are necessary, conditional comments will be used instead of hacks directly inside the CSS file.
Your XHTML pages or CMS themes/templates will be tested in the following browsers:
- Internet Explorer 7, 8 and 9 (beta) on Windows
(Internet Explorer 6 compatibility is handled on request and for an additional charge of $30)- Firefox (on Windows, Mac and Linux)
- Safari (on Mac and Windows)
- Google Chrome (on Windows, Mac and Linux)
- Opera (on Windows, Mac and Linux)
- Konquerer (on Linux)
Cross-browser compatibility will be proved on request by sending you screen shots that show the look of your pages in different browsers.