"open the website" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used as a command or instruction to encourage someone to access a specific website. Example: "To complete the online order, please open the website and select the items you would like to purchase."
Also, it opens the applications on Moto Blur's own platform, so you can check a new message on Facebook quite quickly, without having to open the website.
Or maybe they open the website of their favorite store to see if they have anything to match that look.
When you first open the website or the desktop app, it looks pretty similar to other enterprise social networks — a stream of conversations and shared content from your coworkers.
I was talking about plans and where we're headed, and my dad interrupts me and says, "Whoa, whoa, can you open the website?" [My father] pointed out three or four things that were broken with the site, to the point that the other board members were red and laughing at me.
#Hamilton tickets were already hard to get...now with that #GRAMMYs performance, you can't even open the website 😔.
However, it is possible that some selection bias was introduced in connection with choosing to open the website at all.
When you tap one, instead of having to wait for an internal browser window opening the website to load, the screen slides over immediately revealing the hosted content.
"As soon as I opened the website with the name Openbook, his face lit up like I had never seen before," says Hernández.
Even though Etalab is keeping an eye on everything and is ready to delete inappropriate content, opening the website to everyone was no small feat.
Try blocking the pop-ups before opening the website as there are advertisements on every click.
