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jimmyo
What is the common or( best) resolution to design in for maximum viewability.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
E
E. T. Culling
Good answer! And it would be great if you had a second monitor set at 800 x
600 to view it!
Eleanor
"Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
wrote in message Whatever works for you!
I use 1024, 32bit color on 19" monitor and design for 750px wide browser.
This is not a easy question
| What is the common or( best) resolution to design in for maximum
viewability.
| Thanks in advance.
| --
| God Bless
600 to view it!
Eleanor
"Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
wrote in message Whatever works for you!
I use 1024, 32bit color on 19" monitor and design for 750px wide browser.
This is not a easy question
| What is the common or( best) resolution to design in for maximum
viewability.
| Thanks in advance.
| --
| God Bless
D
David Baxter
Not sure I understand the question (or that the other two replies did):
if you mean what's best for you to look at while designing the
page/site, whatever you like... if you mean what's best for people who
will be viewing the site, use 800x600 -- there are still a LOT of people
out there who will visit your site at that resolution and if you make it
impossible to view your site without side-scrolling you are going to
annoy a lot of those people.
if you mean what's best for you to look at while designing the
page/site, whatever you like... if you mean what's best for people who
will be viewing the site, use 800x600 -- there are still a LOT of people
out there who will visit your site at that resolution and if you make it
impossible to view your site without side-scrolling you are going to
annoy a lot of those people.
M
Murray
However, using 800 will STILL produce scrollbars on a large percentage of
the 800 screens, since not everyone browses with their browsers maximized.
Read this -
http://www.thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm
the 800 screens, since not everyone browses with their browsers maximized.
Read this -
http://www.thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm
D
David Baxter
I would guess that the majority of people using 800x600 display
resolution are pretty much going to be browsing maximized -- honestly, I
can't recall ever seeing anyone at that resolution who wasn't, although
I don't pretend I've seen a statistically valid sample of all users...
resolution are pretty much going to be browsing maximized -- honestly, I
can't recall ever seeing anyone at that resolution who wasn't, although
I don't pretend I've seen a statistically valid sample of all users...
M
Murray
Funny. I guess it's where you look. I don't recall seeing any "ordinary"
surfers at any resolution who browse maximized. Apply users never do (there
is no such option).
In addition to that. Even maximized at 800, you will get scrollbars on a
page with 800px wide content. I just design for 760px and let it go at
that.
--
Murray
surfers at any resolution who browse maximized. Apply users never do (there
is no such option).
In addition to that. Even maximized at 800, you will get scrollbars on a
page with 800px wide content. I just design for 760px and let it go at
that.
--
Murray
David Baxter said:
M
Murray
Oops - Apply users = Apple users....
--
Murray
--
Murray
Murray said:
M
Murray
If this were geometry class, I would say QED.... 8)
--
Murray
"Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
wrote in message Apply Sauce
I know this sounds weird, but after using IE for a zillion years I *just*
discovered Full View. I don't use it for designing but for soifing its
great - gets rid of almost all the junk on the screen. Dunno why I never saw
this before, but it's much easier on me peepers.
| Oops - Apply users = Apple users....
|
| --
| Murray
|
| | > Funny. I guess it's where you look. I don't recall seeing any
"ordinary"
| > surfers at any resolution who browse maximized. Apply users never do
| > (there is no such option).
| >
| > In addition to that. Even maximized at 800, you will get scrollbars on
a
| > page with 800px wide content. I just design for 760px and let it go at
| > that.
| >
| > --
| > Murray
| >
| > | >>I would guess that the majority of people using 800x600 display
| >> resolution are pretty much going to be browsing maximized -- honestly,
I
| >> can't recall ever seeing anyone at that resolution who wasn't, although
| >> I don't pretend I've seen a statistically valid sample of all users...
| >>
| >> | >>> However, using 800 will STILL produce scrollbars on a large percentage
| >> of
| >>> the 800 screens, since not everyone browses with their browsers
| >> maximized.
| >>>
| >>> Read this -
| >>>
| >>> http://www.thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm
| >>>
| >>> --
| >>> Murray
| >>>
| >>> | >>> > Not sure I understand the question (or that the other two replies
| >> did):
| >>> > if you mean what's best for you to look at while designing the
| >>> > page/site, whatever you like... if you mean what's best for people
| >> who
| >>> > will be viewing the site, use 800x600 -- there are still a LOT of
| >> people
| >>> > out there who will visit your site at that resolution and if you
| >> make it
| >>> > impossible to view your site without side-scrolling you are going to
| >>> > annoy a lot of those people.
| >>> >
| >>> > | >>> >> What is the common or( best) resolution to design in for maximum
| >>> > viewability.
| >>> >> Thanks in advance.
| >>> >> --
| >>> >> God Bless
| >>> >
| >>> >
| >>>
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
--
Murray
"Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
wrote in message Apply Sauce
I know this sounds weird, but after using IE for a zillion years I *just*
discovered Full View. I don't use it for designing but for soifing its
great - gets rid of almost all the junk on the screen. Dunno why I never saw
this before, but it's much easier on me peepers.
| Oops - Apply users = Apple users....
|
| --
| Murray
|
| | > Funny. I guess it's where you look. I don't recall seeing any
"ordinary"
| > surfers at any resolution who browse maximized. Apply users never do
| > (there is no such option).
| >
| > In addition to that. Even maximized at 800, you will get scrollbars on
a
| > page with 800px wide content. I just design for 760px and let it go at
| > that.
| >
| > --
| > Murray
| >
| > | >>I would guess that the majority of people using 800x600 display
| >> resolution are pretty much going to be browsing maximized -- honestly,
I
| >> can't recall ever seeing anyone at that resolution who wasn't, although
| >> I don't pretend I've seen a statistically valid sample of all users...
| >>
| >> | >>> However, using 800 will STILL produce scrollbars on a large percentage
| >> of
| >>> the 800 screens, since not everyone browses with their browsers
| >> maximized.
| >>>
| >>> Read this -
| >>>
| >>> http://www.thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm
| >>>
| >>> --
| >>> Murray
| >>>
| >>> | >>> > Not sure I understand the question (or that the other two replies
| >> did):
| >>> > if you mean what's best for you to look at while designing the
| >>> > page/site, whatever you like... if you mean what's best for people
| >> who
| >>> > will be viewing the site, use 800x600 -- there are still a LOT of
| >> people
| >>> > out there who will visit your site at that resolution and if you
| >> make it
| >>> > impossible to view your site without side-scrolling you are going to
| >>> > annoy a lot of those people.
| >>> >
| >>> > | >>> >> What is the common or( best) resolution to design in for maximum
| >>> > viewability.
| >>> >> Thanks in advance.
| >>> >> --
| >>> >> God Bless
| >>> >
| >>> >
| >>>
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
M
Murray
I'd like to see one of those MS togatos. I didn't know they wore them. Is
that only while at work? 8)
--
Murray
"Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
wrote in message Sentio aliquos MS togatos contra me conspirare.
| If this were geometry class, I would say QED.... 8)
|
| --
| Murray
|
| "Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
| wrote in message | Apply Sauce
|
| I know this sounds weird, but after using IE for a zillion years I *just*
| discovered Full View. I don't use it for designing but for soifing its
| great - gets rid of almost all the junk on the screen. Dunno why I never
saw
| this before, but it's much easier on me peepers.
|
|
|
|
|
| | | Oops - Apply users = Apple users....
| |
| | --
| | Murray
| |
| | | | > Funny. I guess it's where you look. I don't recall seeing any
| "ordinary"
| | > surfers at any resolution who browse maximized. Apply users never do
| | > (there is no such option).
| | >
| | > In addition to that. Even maximized at 800, you will get scrollbars
on
| a
| | > page with 800px wide content. I just design for 760px and let it go
at
| | > that.
| | >
| | > --
| | > Murray
| | >
| | > | | >>I would guess that the majority of people using 800x600 display
| | >> resolution are pretty much going to be browsing maximized --
honestly,
| I
| | >> can't recall ever seeing anyone at that resolution who wasn't,
although
| | >> I don't pretend I've seen a statistically valid sample of all
users...
| | >>
| | >> | | >>> However, using 800 will STILL produce scrollbars on a large
percentage
| | >> of
| | >>> the 800 screens, since not everyone browses with their browsers
| | >> maximized.
| | >>>
| | >>> Read this -
| | >>>
| | >>> http://www.thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm
| | >>>
| | >>> --
| | >>> Murray
| | >>>
| | >>> | | >>> > Not sure I understand the question (or that the other two replies
| | >> did):
| | >>> > if you mean what's best for you to look at while designing the
| | >>> > page/site, whatever you like... if you mean what's best for people
| | >> who
| | >>> > will be viewing the site, use 800x600 -- there are still a LOT of
| | >> people
| | >>> > out there who will visit your site at that resolution and if you
| | >> make it
| | >>> > impossible to view your site without side-scrolling you are going
to
| | >>> > annoy a lot of those people.
| | >>> >
| | >>> > | | >>> >> What is the common or( best) resolution to design in for maximum
| | >>> > viewability.
| | >>> >> Thanks in advance.
| | >>> >> --
| | >>> >> God Bless
| | >>> >
| | >>> >
| | >>>
| | >>>
| | >>
| | >>
| | >
| | >
| |
| |
|
|
that only while at work? 8)
--
Murray
"Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
wrote in message Sentio aliquos MS togatos contra me conspirare.
| If this were geometry class, I would say QED.... 8)
|
| --
| Murray
|
| "Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
| wrote in message | Apply Sauce
|
| I know this sounds weird, but after using IE for a zillion years I *just*
| discovered Full View. I don't use it for designing but for soifing its
| great - gets rid of almost all the junk on the screen. Dunno why I never
saw
| this before, but it's much easier on me peepers.
|
|
|
|
|
| | | Oops - Apply users = Apple users....
| |
| | --
| | Murray
| |
| | | | > Funny. I guess it's where you look. I don't recall seeing any
| "ordinary"
| | > surfers at any resolution who browse maximized. Apply users never do
| | > (there is no such option).
| | >
| | > In addition to that. Even maximized at 800, you will get scrollbars
on
| a
| | > page with 800px wide content. I just design for 760px and let it go
at
| | > that.
| | >
| | > --
| | > Murray
| | >
| | > | | >>I would guess that the majority of people using 800x600 display
| | >> resolution are pretty much going to be browsing maximized --
honestly,
| I
| | >> can't recall ever seeing anyone at that resolution who wasn't,
although
| | >> I don't pretend I've seen a statistically valid sample of all
users...
| | >>
| | >> | | >>> However, using 800 will STILL produce scrollbars on a large
percentage
| | >> of
| | >>> the 800 screens, since not everyone browses with their browsers
| | >> maximized.
| | >>>
| | >>> Read this -
| | >>>
| | >>> http://www.thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm
| | >>>
| | >>> --
| | >>> Murray
| | >>>
| | >>> | | >>> > Not sure I understand the question (or that the other two replies
| | >> did):
| | >>> > if you mean what's best for you to look at while designing the
| | >>> > page/site, whatever you like... if you mean what's best for people
| | >> who
| | >>> > will be viewing the site, use 800x600 -- there are still a LOT of
| | >> people
| | >>> > out there who will visit your site at that resolution and if you
| | >> make it
| | >>> > impossible to view your site without side-scrolling you are going
to
| | >>> > annoy a lot of those people.
| | >>> >
| | >>> > | | >>> >> What is the common or( best) resolution to design in for maximum
| | >>> > viewability.
| | >>> >> Thanks in advance.
| | >>> >> --
| | >>> >> God Bless
| | >>> >
| | >>> >
| | >>>
| | >>>
| | >>
| | >>
| | >
| | >
| |
| |
|
|
D
David Baxter
I was talking about "maximized", not "full screen"...
M
Murray
Either....
--
Murray
--
Murray
David Baxter said: