Nielsen study endorses fluid design

Tuesday, 8 August 2006

Jakob Nielsen adds weight to our theory that fluid design makes sense for public websites, claiming that the users with high resolution monitors almost never maximise their browser windows to the full screen.

If that’s indeed true and if the likelyhood of super-high resolution monitors being in common use within a few short years is indeed very likely, what possible reasons could exist in support of rigid website design?

Posted in CSS, Design, HTML, Usability, Web by Ivan

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