One of the first things to decide when designing a website is how wide you're going to make it. When using a fixed width (as opposed to a fluid layout) we need to decide exactly how many pixels we're going to make it. Unfortunately, like most web design techniques, it's not an exact science therefore we utter the all too familiar words of "developing for the majority". We begin...http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/297 Interesting and useful post. - Date posted Jul 3, 2008 09:48 AM2008-07-03T09:48:24+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/296 Nice post. For me, it's 1024x768. - Date posted Jul 3, 2008 09:45 AM2008-07-03T09:45:09+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/282 Great post, I agree with a above posts! with people moving to 1024 as a minimum now, 950 - 960 is the max, but also probably the minimum. - Date posted Apr 2, 2008 09:10 AM2008-04-02T09:10:03+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/280 Totally over 900 px would be ideal, i would limit it to 960px still simply because 1024 x 768 supports that nicely! - Date posted Apr 2, 2008 09:06 AM2008-04-02T09:06:29+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/269 It's good to see that, finally people are becoming smarter and are converting to 1024. - Date posted Mar 11, 2008 11:36 AM2008-03-11T11:36:30+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/266 Nice article! I still choosing a ratio 4:3 and CRT monitors...hahaha, old skool - Date posted Mar 6, 2008 01:56 PM2008-03-06T13:56:20+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/260 Great tips. thanks. I think the most suitable resulution is 900 or above, bcoz, the fact, more and more users are increasing their screen resolution. - Date posted Feb 14, 2008 06:27 AM2008-02-14T06:27:28+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/258 I tend to use 800 so the majority can see this site as it should be! Chris - Date posted Feb 1, 2008 07:58 PM2008-02-01T19:58:57+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/256 Great! Thanks - Date posted Jan 27, 2008 11:38 PM2008-01-27T23:38:54+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/255 Greath! Thanks - Date posted Jan 25, 2008 12:55 PM2008-01-25T12:55:50+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/245 Really a great article for designers.. As for me, I guess the best size to use is 1024x768. Few people browse the internet on a 800x600 resolution. But still, it would depend on the site you are desig - Date posted Jan 10, 2008 01:12 PM2008-01-10T13:12:55+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/243 The perfect design will resize for any resolution (within reason), it may take a long time to get right but there's no reason your site shouldn't look perfect in any of the common resolution - Date posted Jan 6, 2008 08:26 PM2008-01-06T20:26:19+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/242 Hi Simple fix to keep all happy - use the percentage markup instead of fixed pixel width. Then it makes little or no difference if they are at 800x600, 1024x768 or higher or even lower (taking into - Date posted Jan 6, 2008 02:52 PM2008-01-06T14:52:33+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/241 We have been designing websites for 1024x768 for several years now. To keep our site as easy as possible to use for people with 800x600 resolution we try to keep our navgation towards the top left of - Date posted Jan 6, 2008 01:29 PM2008-01-06T13:29:40+02:00 http://www.acmultimedia.co.uk/blog/article/65/238 Great article, I'll be checking for updates regularly. Regarding screen resolutions, I seem to remember there was some controversy when alistapart.com changed to a fixed width 1024x768 resolut - Date posted Dec 24, 2007 02:56 PM2007-12-24T14:56:58+02:00