Paul Novitski wrote:
>So you're saying that someone using an 800-pixel-wide monitor probably
wouldn't know what it's like to see >the same page with a
1000-pixel-wide monitor?
A user that has they're screen resolution set to 800x600 is well used to
scrolling.
The school analogy wasn't appropriate-but i think that using 800 as a
base width is an extreme view.
It depends on the content. Lately Ive been fixing page width anywere
between 800 and 950- don't like to go all the way 1024.
If im doing a tourism/lodging site and the page is overloaded with
content I will go closer to 1000 but keep all navigation and critical
content "in the fold." Some busy sites can be easier to read if the
content is given room to breath even if it takes a little scrolling from
2.5% of users. no harm.
-best
kevin
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