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stewart · 02-24-2008, 12:34 AM

All through out the design and slice/coding phase I try to play around with different sizes by simply resizing my browser window down..

The main problem I'm starting to discover with many sites now, is they aren't thinking about all of the widescreen users out there, therefore using a 100% stretching method seems to look pretty wack most of the time... then on the flip side, make sure not to design a design for some major widescreen display, forgetting about all normal display users ;)

And as said above, one easy way would be to simply detect screen resolutions using javascript and dynamically load the appropriate CSS file.

02-24-2008, 12:34 AM	#4 (permalink)
stewart WebDev'n Beer Drnkn' Fool Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 59 Thanks: 2	All through out the design and slice/coding phase I try to play around with different sizes by simply resizing my browser window down.. The main problem I'm starting to discover with many sites now, is they aren't thinking about all of the widescreen users out there, therefore using a 100% stretching method seems to look pretty wack most of the time... then on the flip side, make sure not to design a design for some major widescreen display, forgetting about all normal display users ;) And as said above, one easy way would be to simply detect screen resolutions using javascript and dynamically load the appropriate CSS file. __________________ stewart::howe *Web Developer & Programmer* CelerMedia.Com \| iAmStewart.com \| CelerLabs.com