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 desktops...I haven't bought one in a few years) default to 1024x768. I think most designers these days don't even consider 640x480, since "nobody uses it anymore."
Is that the stance of those wishing to follow Web standards? Or are there accessability reasons why we should aim for the lowest of resolutions, as well as the highest? For example, when putting tabs (in CSS, of course) horizontally on the top of a page, do we worry that they wrap in 640x480 but look good in anything higher?
Thanks.
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