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Thomas Michon wrote:
> > Good web design takes smaller resolution screens into account, and uses that
> > thinking to help the user work efficiently. Remember, not everyone has the
> > resolution you do on your development box.
>
> 1280x1024? I almost can't stand 1024x768 these days...
A lot of people use laptops, where 1024x768 is most common, and that
still required scrolling. Most of the time, I didn't bother since I
could see enough of the image.
Older folks also usually run at lower resolutions so they can read text
(you will probably find a bunch of older folks running 640x480 on a 20"
monitor :-).
Larry is right though, the most effective web sites cater to lower
resolutions, while also allowing for larger resolutions (so a long
document for example usually can be put on just one page (and not even
necessarily forcing width).
Frank
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