As I’m trying to get more experienced with web development, it’s becoming more and more important that the content I build is responsive and appealing. Usually, this means having to sit down for a good while testing different combinations of colors and different website layouts. On a more recent project (that I’m planning to actually implement soon), I’ve been trying to utilize the different tools I have available to make easeful transitions without website stutters. Sometimes, this can be really difficult because different components load different depending on the browser and computer and this makes smooth testing complicated. Specifically, one of my transitions would flicker, sometimes on the phone, sometimes on the laptop, sometimes on Google Chrome, sometimes on Firefox, etc. One way, I tried to mitigate this problem was by uploading different browser emulators that would create a similar web environment. Through enough testing, I figured out a middle ground that helped me eventually figure out the problem and fix it, leading to a much more pleasant design and state of mind (for my own ease).
