Keep in mind that most browser/resolution stats are specific to that
particular website, and merely reflect their own visitors...certainly not
everyone on the web, and most likely not even the people who would visit
your site. Try to find stats for a site that is like the one you're doing,
and if you get noticed by the same people...you'll have similar visitor
stats.
As a professional developer, I have found these figures to be relatively
universal for most sites:
800x600, 16-bit (thousands) color, MSIE 4+, Netscape 4+, and
Windows-something (increasingly that irritating and bug-riddled Millenium
Edition). Some sites have lots of Macintosh visitors, too.
You can count on a vast majority of visitors who use 56k dial-up, not
broadband, so if you're using multimedia, always provide at least two
bandwidth versions (or a multi-rate version, if the server software is
installed), and at LEAST two media types. Windows Media and RealMedia are
the most popular, but QuickTime works well and is gaining ground.
Have fun!
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