How to make the text on https://donuzlav.com the same in different browsers?

Question

Design

Hello, please tell me how to make the text on the site https://donuzlav.com the same in different browsers? For example, in Opera, the text is even at the edges on the right and left, in Chrome, the text on the right does not reach the edge in the last lines of paragraphs. How to fix it ?

Answer 1

NIKSANN , to be specific, here are a few reasons why this interface will not work:
1. Gradients with such transitions are the fate of 2005, now everyone has long understood that this does not evoke emotions and only pollutes the design.
2. Embossing in the logo is the same, it's the easiest thing to do when developing a style, and in principle, the worst.
3. The content area of ​​the site is too small, more information could be placed on the page.
4. Describing something in text only, especially resorts, is a weak solution. Here it would be nice to insert a couple of beautiful pictures, and a beautiful visual design, so that at least there is a desire to go inside the section.
5. Well, look at the interface itself, you do not call the user to action anywhere. It is not clear what the site is for, whether it advertises something, or simply publishes information about resorts. This does not say, neither the title nor the content of the site.
And that's just part of the problem. Objectively, the site is outdated, and now you can hardly find similar interfaces anywhere.
See what the sites look like now: https://www.behance.net/search?field=102&content=p...
And find a good designer who will make the layout for you.

Answer 2

They wrote about the design, although they didn’t ask, but they didn’t answer the main question)))
NIKSANN , your question relates more to layout than to design. In order for the site to look as similar as possible in different operating systems, browsers and their versions, a competent layout designer needs to fix all this. This miracle is called "cross-browser layout" and has long been a mandatory item in the work of any good layout designer.
I looked at the site in Chrome, Opera and Mozilla - everywhere on the main text with alignment "in width" and looks the same. Win10 1809. Apparently, we have different versions of browsers or OS.
But I agree that the best solution would be to refresh both the design and layout, if the site is important, needed and visited.