Mordechai Peller wrote:
Lea de Groot wrote:
Yes, speculation is useless.
One of my clients, for the month of August shows the follow figures
in their logs:
Count | % of screen used by window
Interesting, but you're missing a critical piece of data. Without
knowing what their resolution is at
Lea de Groot wrote:
Yes, speculation is useless.
One of my clients, for the month of August shows the follow figures in
their logs:
Count | % of screen used by window
Interesting, but you're missing a critical piece of data. Without
knowing what their resolution is at 100%, the value of the
On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 03:16:47 +0300, Rimantas Liubertas wrote:
> Precisely. Only I yet have to see someone who runs his/her browser NOT
> maximazed.
> That's around my workplace.
> So better not to speculate on this issue.
Yes, speculation is useless.
One of my clients, for the month of August sho
On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 09:02:14 +1000, Gary Menzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Another thing that is often forgotten is that many people DONT run
> applications (which also means browsers) at full screen resolution.
> Many people still run lots of overlapping windows (the "messy desktop"
> approach).
Another thing that is often forgotten is that many people DONT run
applications (which also means browsers) at full screen resolution.
Many people still run lots of overlapping windows (the "messy desktop"
approach).
So - it's all well and good to not design for 640x480 - but there will
be lots o
Opera-based devices seem to support well but some others do not. Patrick has
done a lot of research and could tell us real stats:
http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/archives/55.php
Worth reading:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/pocket/
http://my.opera.com/community/dev/device/css-media/
While inte
On 9/24/04 2:39 AM "russ - maxdesign" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent this out:
> However, you should keep in mind hand-held devices which are on the increase
> in a major way. They have tiny screens. This means we really have to think
> outside the standards screen sizes. A good mind-shift article is he
A lot of this comes down the the site and its intended audience.
However, you should keep in mind hand-held devices which are on the increase
in a major way. They have tiny screens. This means we really have to think
outside the standards screen sizes. A good mind-shift article is here:
http://www
Okay, my first question. ;)
Screen resolution: back in the day, designers made their sites look
good on 640x480 because that's what most people used (only the *ultra
geek* used anything higher than 800x600 ;) ). Then, of course,
everybody went up to 800x600, and now most laptops (and perhaps
desk
