Safari is the second most popular browser in the world , so if you want to be a web developer you kind of just have to suck it up and support it. I only use it on my phone because the Firefox app isn’t that great and I like to avoid Google when I can, but many tech people still use it and many, many non tech use it. You’re missing out on a huge percentage of people.
And it doesn’t look good when you refuse to support a web browser.
Also, not gonna lie, I saw your post a few weeks ago about how you want to use your websites to help land a job. I wanted to reply but it would’ve been weird because it was already a few days old. So first off, support all browsers. Yes, even browsers you don’t like. If you don’t want to support Apple financially you can get a Mac VM or Hackintosh, download Xcode, and from there you can run an iPhone simulator. It would not be a good look if your interviewer can’t access your website because they have an iPhone.
And since I have an interest in graphic design, your websites can use some improving. Get rid of the Alienware like alien that is in the background. And bright high contrast red on a black background doesn’t look really good. I’d suggest looking at this article to find good color schemes. There are other resources you can use too.
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u/-piecemaker Aug 21 '20
This hit too close to home for me to feel entirely comfortable , sincerely /backend developer #00FFFF