The Resolution of the Web [Web Design Resource Page

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There's two different ways a website can be designed. They can have a fluid width, where the site probably takes up 100% of your screen's width, or at least it changes when you change the size of your browser. The other option is what is called static width. The site is 700 pixels wide. Or any other set number of pixels wide. When you resize your browser (or desktop), the content is still that same number of pixels wide. Just the empty space on the right (and possibly left) changes.

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What resolution should you design for? Even if you're using a fluid width, there is still a minimum resolution your design can go to and still look good. How many websites now would look good at 640x480? Not many, but it's okay, because that resolution is relatively rare now.