Designing for variable browser sizes

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Designing for variable browser sizes

May 5th, 2008

I was recently given a criticism that a project of mine seems to be designed for "small screen". This is true as most of the work has been done on 17inch screens. I need some general advise and suggestions on what I should be most concerned about: fonts, iframe sizes, div sizes etc. I've got a pretty good idea what to do in specific situations. What I don't have is a designers eye. I've posted this query here as I'm quie sure that whatever I do will be done with AJAX.

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Re: Designing for variable browser sizes

May 6th, 2008

To make web page independent of screen size, You should always make all the component of webpage in percentage size. for exp: <div id = "mydiv" style="height: 20%; widht:30%"> and so on.

In this way if the screen is small or big it will adjust acording to the percentage given by you.