Compatibility design for web applications for end users: Chinese user designed for Chinese user using IE browser (IE6, IE5) for Windows (XP 2000 98)
You don't have to read all the following contents at all: For general web applications, at least you need to use IE6 to do compatibility testing at 1024 * 768 resolution in the operating system over Windows 2000.
Data Source: http://www.blogchina.com/cgi-bin/awstats/awstats.pl? Config = blogChina
Operating system version ============ Chinese Internet users use Microsoft's Windows operating system, 1/3 with Windows XP, 1/3 in Windows 2000, 1/3 It is Windows 98 and a small amount of Windows Me.
Windows XP 32.6% Windows 2000 30.7% Windows 98 30.5% Windows ME 3.3%
Development Trend: More and more users of Windows XP are growing at 1% per month.
Browser version ========== Netizens almost 99.5% is based on IE, where IE6 accounts for about 60%. IE 5.0 and IE 5.01 are more than one, IE 5.5.
Msie 6.0 64.6% MSIE 5.0 14.8% MSIE 5.01 11.5% MSIE 5.5 5.9%
Development trend: For security considerations, the proportion of IE6 will get higher and higher, growth, and 0.5% per month.
Screen resolution ========== 1024 * 768 Screen resolution users currently exceeds 800 * 600 screen width resolution users. It has reached 5: 3 in high-end users, even in other resolutions: 640 * 480 is also greatly lagging behind a large-screen user than 1024 resolution. 70414 1212.1024.LOG 63.8% 36000 1212.800.log 32.6% 3875 1212.other.log 3.5% 110289 Total
Development trend: With the elimination of small screen displays, 1024 resolution will become mainstream. Slow growth: 0.2% per month.
Conclusion ==== Low coverage test: 60% windowS 2000 / IE 6/1024 * 768
Medium coverage test: 85% Windows 2000 / IE 6/1024 * 768windows 98 / IE 5.0 / 800 * 600
High coverage test: 95% Windows XP / IE 6/1024 * 768 Windows 2000 / IE 6/1024 * 768Windows Me / IE 5.01 / 800 * 600Windows 98 / IE 5.0 / 800 * 600
Reference documentation: awStats log analysis tool http://www.chedong.com/tech/awstats.html
User behavior analysis based on mouse click http://www.chedong.com/tech/click.html
