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Consumer Centric or Tech Centric

The computer scientist and I were having a discussion about the consumer usage of web browsers and their preference. As I was talking with him I realized I have moments of being tech centric. You're probably wondering what I am talking about.

Are You Consumer Centric or Tech Centric?

Which web browser is your preference and do you ever take a look at your website and your blog in a browser you rarely use? If not you should. Based on the fact that Internet Explorer is number 1 with Mozilla Firefox number 2. I use Mozilla, which one do you use?

If you strictly use Google Chrome, Do you check your work on the others?

A while back I had a blog that would not open on Internet Explorer and I had no idea and one of my good friends emailed me. How did this happen? I never checked to make sure it was functioning properly in Internet Explorer a browser I rarely used!

Know the facts and check the stat's

You might be missing out on g$lden opportunities!

To find out the web browser statistics 2009 <<<<<<<<< click over there

About the Author: Midori Miller is licensed in the State of Florida, BK645709 and currently hangs her real estate license with CENTURY 21 Sundance Realty. Midori is also a real estate trainer and an ActiveRain Ambassador and specializes in short sales for Daytona Beach real estate sellers. If you are in the market to buy or sell real estate in Daytona Beach, Florida..please contact us!

Posted by Florida Real Estate Trainer | Daytona Beach After School Training | Midori on 08/22/2009 09:03 PM

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15 Comments on Consumer Centric or Tech Centric

AUG

Midori - I had been a user of IE for years before I finally found out about Firefox. Now I can't live without it. I only use IE for my MLS but I do check my website and blogs in other browsers since you never know what the consumer at the other end might be using.

great info and a better reminder.

... it will be interesting to see how google chrome ends up. I'm a true firefox user and only get mad everytime I am forced to us IE explorer. don't forget apple's safari is much loved by their users and opera is the best for phone access.

i'm anxious to see how the google wave viewer works and if it will be a standalone tool or simply be integrated with other sites -- I'm guessing it may push up the chrome usage.

brett -- www.retireportludlow.com

I am also a Firefox user and get mad when I meet a Website that won't run on Firefox.... why should I be forced into IE? That being said, I code CSS using a great program called Stylizer, and it lets me switch between Firefox and IE so I can check that my code will work in both. At least the things I create will be available for both! (I think Safari follows Firefox code -- haven't had any complaints, anyway). Would that other sites would remember to check their own code...

OH GOD hahahha . . . but my godson/favorite nephew is an IT geek and he has been a very badgood influence . . .

Midori - I just switched over to using firefox. I'll have to say I like it much better than IE.

I am also a FF user, but I try to check my site in multiple browsers... We don't need to be limited by what our readers use, but we do need to be cognizant of it..

AUG

Whenever I design websites, I always verify that it works in both IE and Firefox. Google Chrome and Safari are other browsers that are becoming more important. It is also essential that websites be designed so that text reader software can read them and that colour schemes and text sizes be suitable for those people with vision difficulties.

I was a die hard internet explorer addict....and then the new, and not so improved version came out and it kept dying every couple minutes...while I have yet to fall in love with "The Fox"....it hasn't died while using it...and by the way....we had nachos and I fell asleep arranging bubbles....do you think that's a sign ?

Midori, I am usually in FF but occassionally more often now posting in Safari.

I never really use IE except for accessing my MLS. (grrrr))

I guess I could log on to IE and check but I hate to open myself up to spam and viruses.

I have had neither since switching to the Mac in December.

"Know the facts and check the stats" . So true Midori ! It is so hard to stay on top of all these "tech-centric" items but we do our best. It is exhausting but at the same time you learn a lot : ) . Hope all is well and look forward to the day when we meet at some AR gathering or RE conference !