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The phrase "a website that works" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a website that functions properly and meets the user's needs.
Example: "After several attempts to find a reliable platform, I finally discovered a website that works for my online shopping."
Alternatives: "a functional website" or "an effective website".
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Night Zookeeper isn't an app you download: instead, it's a website that works on tablets.
Night Zookeeper isn't an app you download from the Google Play store: instead, it's a website that works on tablets.
The Aiden lab has set up a website that works a little like Google Earth.
Third, Scribd's approach is "device agnostic", with iPhone, iPad, and Android apps, as well as a website that works on both desktop and mobile browsers.
When we worked on building the infrastructure for the product we also worked on building a website that works in realtime, so you can be up to date and it feels really alive.
And maybe get a website that works.
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It couldn't create a website that worked without crashing.
While FVAP spent its $5.5m budget mainly to reach half a million soldiers - a ratio that works out to $11 per vote - the Democratic National Committee spent $50,000 on a website that worked out to less than 75 cents a vote.
While there are certain areas on a website that work better than others, it's important to experiments with the placement of your ads because different positions could mean different outcomes for different types of ads.
Intralist is currently available as a responsive website that works on mobile, with plans to launch a mobile app early next year.
Those on the other side of the dotMobi fence asked if it isn't just confusing to have yet more domain names when, ultimately, the industry is working towards having a single website that works on any platform.
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