What is the resolution of your screen or screens if you are lucky? Designers and site developers very often have a screen superior to ordinary mortals. It should be remembered that the most popular screen resolution is still 1024 x 768. It is important when designing a site to test the visual in this resolution to see the elements that are visible ‘above the fold’.
My favorite tool for testing the 1024x768 'experiment' is window resizer. This tool integrates with Firefox (3.0) and allows you to simulate the following resolutions: 640×480, 800×600, 1024×768, 1280×800, 1280×1024 and 1600×1200.
To remember :
- It is recommended to position the most important elements of the page at the top of the fold (you can also repeat them further down the page)
- There remains about 600 pxl of visible in height once the toolbar is taken into account
- You must not exceed 990 pxl wide to consider the scrollbar of the browser
- Some sites are aimed at customers who have computer equipment that is still archaic
- For a question of visual comfort, a user can adjust his screen to a resolution of 800×600
Don’t forget to check the screen resolutions used on your site before doing a redesign. This information can be obtained through performance measurement tools.
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STILL BE ON THE 'HIGH' OF TURKEY You had fun, and for good reason, you survived the renewal of the Mayan calendar long enough to celebrate the New Year! Midnight strikes and you promise yourself to hold yourself straight in 2013, and to offer the best of yourself. You wake up on January 1 in the morning (or in the afternoon) and unfortunately you have only a vague memory of your beautiful words of the day before. You remember a few terms that don't mean much to you: AtAwAd , SoLoMo , ToDaClo , rococo… Definitely, you need a helping hand to bring you back to order! Here are the 7 good intentions that you must not forget throughout the year in your web strategy.
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