At 11:15 PM 11/25/98 -0800, Barry Lee Brisco so eloquently stated:
>I picked this up from http://www.WebSiteJournal.com. About 60% of web users
>have monitors equal to or smaller than 15".
>
>To me this emphasizes that, for general interest sites, one should still
>not design pages wider than about 600 pixels. And I think it will be years
>before more than half of web users have monitors 17" and greater.
>
>
Good point Barry. I wonder what the stats are now for browsers,
modem speeds, disk size, processors, etc. While that has a big
influence on how sites are designed, it could also slow down
development and the use of new ideas. I recently helped a
neighbor get on the Net, and the ISP she used (Bell Atlantic)
provided her with NS 2.02. Mouseovers don't work with that broswer.
George
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