640 x 480
800 x 600
1024 x 768
The above should convince you that it's a good idea to check out your Web graphics in these resolutions, which are the most
common ones for monitors. Generally, the larger the monitor the higher the resolution it's capable of displaying. Today more
and more computers are shipping with larger monitors. So what screen resolution should you design for?
It's a much debated question, and you're welcome to discuss it on the
bulletin board
. My personal opinion: always check your
graphics at all three of these resolutions. Just because most desktop monitors can display at 800 x 600 these days, that doesn't
mean they're actually set to that resolution when they're shipped. Often they're left at the default 640 x 480 (even my 21 inch
monitor was set at 640 x 480 when it arrived two years ago!). And there are a lot of laptop users out there who can only
comfortably display 640 x 480.
Better safe than sorry in my opinion. Nothing like scrolling horizontally to turn viewers off.
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