On Thu, 2005-04-28 at 10:17 +0800, Shay Telfer wrote:
> >I'm not worried about mobile phones and PDAs for most of the people
> >who'd be accessing our sites, they're just made for an average home
> >user, some specifically targeting the elderly and not particularly
> >technologically knowledgable,
I agree on what Onno suggested. Web design nowadays is much more than
creating layouts to fit into one device/screen. It's about presenting
information to any devices that is Internet-enabled. (and that includes the
Internet fridge!!)
HTML/CSS is definitely the future to go for web desi
I'm not worried about mobile phones and PDAs for most of the people
who'd be accessing our sites, they're just made for an average home
user, some specifically targeting the elderly and not particularly
technologically knowledgable, or for specific clients to access form
work.
Wouldn't the elder
Thanks very much for that. I'll definately try the Firefox plugin you
suggested.
That should make life a fair bit easier.
Kind regards,
Kelly
On 4/28/05, Steven Tan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The resolution is dependent on what kind of monitors you are running. The 20"
> LCD (Apple brand) ha
Sorry,
I should have specified a bit more. My real issue at the moment is
monitor size only. I'm by no means a web programmer, my clients have
very basic sites, and CSS isn't really an option. I am currently
playing around with it, and I love the examples at
www.csszengarden.com however I'm not th
The resolution is dependent on what kind of monitors you are running. The 20"
LCD (Apple brand) has a max resolution of 1680 x 1050 pixels, 17" iMac has a
max resolution of 1440x900 and the iBook only supports up to 1024x768.
Most monitors nowadays "should" support at least 1024x768, but you ca
Kelly Duffy wrote:
I was wondering if anyone can give me a rough idea of the average
resolution for new Mac monitors? I hate websites that aren't Mac
friendly, I find the colours change between my PC and Mac, so I can
generally fix it up, but at the moment I have pretty much no idea what
size I
Hi everyone,
I am a graphic/web designer, I use a PC at work and a Mac at home. I
have a pretty high end PC at work, and a 4 year old G4 at home. The
monitor I bought with my Mac for years ago is very high resolution,
compared to my current PC monitor.
I was wondering if anyone can give me a roug
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