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Old 08-31-2007, 06:11 PM   #6 (permalink)
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and technically the web is resolution independent - it should not matter what res a web site is viewed. Of course with today's heavily visual Web the way a web site looks is often important to the site owner/creator, so do try and find ways to make a layout that works in as many different resolutions as possible, (but its hard and if it don't go down to 800 very attractively then it's PROBABLY only a small percentage of your audience that will get a bad looking site - just make sure the site is still usable and it won't be a big sacrifice.

Obviously as always each project is different
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