RE: UKNM: Stats on screen resolution

[Ben Hunt]

We take this decision at the outset of each project, where we fix the deisgn

and testing parameters for each project, depending on the defined target

audience.


If a site will have a largely commercial (old school) audience, we'll

consider 640x and Netscape more, and be more likely to exclude Java and

plugin technologies, as commercial users will more likely be constrained to

a corporate standard browser... If it's for a youf or new-media audience,

the sky's more likely the limit.


Generally, we design to work in 640x, unless there's a good reason not to.

Likewise, we design without frames, unless there's a strong argument to the

contrary.


etc. etc.


: )b


Ben Hunt

Production Director

Poulternet

ben [dot] huntpoulternet [dot] com

www.poulternet.com

0113 383 4200

direct: 285 6469




-----Original Message-----

From: Trevor Spink [

trevor [dot] spinkwebx [dot] co [dot] uk (mailto:trevor [dot] spinkwebx [dot] co [dot] uk)

]

Sent: 22 November 2000 17:22

To:

uknmchinwag [dot] com

Subject: RE: UKNM: Stats on screen resolution



I'm particularly interested in anyones thoughts on still designing for

640x480.


We are still doing so here but seriously considering uping to 800x600 on

projects soon. We still will have the sites core functionality in the 640

bit with addons in the remainder.


Regards


Trevor Spink

trevor [dot] spinkwebx [dot] co [dot] uk

+44 (0)1892 752773

http://www.webx.co.uk


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