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Subject: FLASH: Screen size (was: Site Check please)
From: liam
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2000 10:41:12 GMT

> "Michael Dunn" wrote:
>>Maybe shrink it a bit and lock the size.

> Mark Sheppard
> I didnt't buy a 19" monitor and set it to 1280x1024 to look at some
640x480
> sites that don't resize.


Hmmmmm.
I have to say that bigger isn't always better. I'm not that crazy about
sites that automatically take over my entire monitor (1152 x 870), nor do I
try to stretch 640x480 windows to make the content resize. If a site has
been well designed then there should not be any need to resize as all of the
content should be legible at the original size. However it is important that
the resize facility be made available so that visually impaired users have
the option of making the window larger to aid reading (this is another
matter which deserves it's own thread).

On the other hand I do agree that 640x480 as a standard while not quite dead
is certainly waning.

Just my 0.02

Liam

Now trying to get those worms back into that can : )


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