More and more people are starting to design for 1024 (960 max)... depending on the type of site, what I try and do is make the main content still fit in 800x and the sidebar menus etc. take up the rest of the space... I've got 1 design where the site looks good at 800x and 1024x because the main content column scales to fit what's available. Still.. it really depends on what % of YOUR traffic is still 800x
I was talking to someone today that said approx 10% of their traffic are surfing with browsers set at 800 x 600 ... my numbers are much lower than that ... but 10% is still a considerable number to me.
I was talking to someone today that said approx 10% of their traffic are surfing with browsers set at 800 x 600 ... my numbers are much lower than that ... but 10% is still a considerable number to me.
Yepp, its about 10% and on a strong decline. We have been building our latest tours 850-950px wide...we would defiantly rather cater to 90% of our surfers then 10%.
For about a year now I design all my sites at 960 px wide, with a nice tile for background, it looks neat even if there is still some "unused" space each sides on 1024+ screen
950-1000px is the future
I bet that within a year we'll see ~1200px wide tours too
think about it, most monitors today are at least 1280px wide - those still on 800x600 are probably using old crt's and those sure don't last forever, so they need to go out and get new ones.. and if those aren't available in less than 1280xY then, well.. you figure that out..
anyway, that scenario means that those you still have visiting your sites on 800x600 resolution probably are from very low-wage areas and that they couldn't afford to join your site anyway In fact, I've heard from a few paysites owners that they don't even WANT 800x600 surfers....
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