We are in need of a web designer who is proficient in design for Macs.

The site SafariQuip requires to be made Mac compatible, possibly the entire site, including some new features we are currently working on in PHP / MySQL

If you are interested and have a portfolio of previous work, please contact us at : dave@safariquip.co.uk or PhoenixDDesigns@aol.com

Many thankx

**** Dave I'd do it but don't know jack about Macs
-dk

We have a site fully designed and PC compatible, but for some reason it doesn't function the same on IE on a Mac or on Macs own Safari Browser.

We're unsure as to why, have tried a few things that people suggested, but they have worked, but not to the full extent of our wishes. So we're looking for someone with a more comprehensive Mac knowledge.

Well if you have any type of javascript or anything then that might do it. Macs I think handle js poorly/differently.
-dk

The first thing I'd do would be to validate your website. Looks like you've got a host of problems with your html http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...ariquip.co.uk/ and your css http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/v...1&profile=none.

Lack of validation could be causing all kinds of problems with the way your website is viewed in a wide variety of browsers.

You may never get your site to look exactly the same in on IE/Mac as it does on IE/Windows with its current design, simply because of problems with the browsers themselves. Even though all versions of IE are designed by M$, they don't handle coding the exact same way.

I know there are problems getting a site to view the same using IE/Mac for OS X and OS 9. The browsers parse data differently and there's not a darned thing anyone can do about it.

Once you get those validation problems squared away, you may find a lot of your other problems disappear as well. Absolute worst case, you may find you have to surrender some of your design and functions to acheive compatibility.

Good luck!
Syren

If you still need more assistance, PM me and we will talk.