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possible. While browsing between the pages of my website, I kept getting aThis happens on a lot of sites. If you're using a lot of jQuery that's a
very annoying white flicker. The page would very briefly flash all white
before the page displayed. This is often a sign that the browser is trying
to render the page before it has downloaded everything in the head section
of the HTML file. Loading JQuery at the bottom of the body section in the
HTML file resolved the white flicker problem. You might not always be able
to do this. If you need to run some JQuery JavaScript *before* the page
loads, then you can't load JQuery at the bottom of the body section. You
probably need to load it in the head of the HTML file.
7. Some designers are willing to sacrifice accessibility in order to
quickly work around design problems. For example, certain kinds of
responsive design problems can be quickly resolved by including the
following meta tag in your HTML files:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,
initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1">
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