Question

How can I determine the appropriate size for a web page to ensure it looks good on all devices?

Answer 1

Resolutions on computer screens are getting higher and higher. I'm on a 1600x900 laptop right now. But some people maybe have bad eyesight and prefer lower resolutions, for me i stick within the "safe zone" of 600x800 pixels. Its good all around, for low and high resolution screens...

Answer 2

To handle different resolutions, generally you want to keep your content less than 766 pixels wide. . . For more complex sites:. Using external CSS files that are called depending on resolution is the way to go.. . Generally web pages should be designed by professionals, but if you want to design one yourself just keep the layout small enough to be viewed with minimal scrolling.

Answer 3

your also going to have to remember that rendering of the tags is different based on what kind of browser you are using. mozilla firefox i know renders controls differently than say an Internet Explorer.

Answer 4

MAKE A NORMAL WEB PAGE, B/C IT IS GONNA LOOK DIFFERENT ON EVERYONE ELSES COMPUTER...THA REASON IS DIFFERENT SCREENS MAKE THA WEB PAGE LOOK DIFFERENT.