Site width??

Is it me or has the site width increased? Site looks bloomin' enormous.

[Dani]

Yes, both the site width and font size have increased for people with large screen resolutions. I noticed this has been a growing trend on a lot of content-based sites recently, especially with the invention of the 4K monitor.

I have to reduce the window to the last breakpoint to make it comfortable on my 17.5" screen (about 2/3 size). The post column's just too big for me.

[DaveAmour]

I noticed this too on my 27" monitor!

It looks fine, I'm just so used to seeing it how it was before that it just takes some getting used to.

[pritaeas]

As usual.... I don't like it. I thought I had accidentally actived the browser's zoom. I have a high resolution so I can see more on a screen, not less.

[JorgeM]

i'm gone for two weeks and the site changes. lol. been very busy working which is very good and out of my normal routine.

No changes via mobile device screens

[Dani]

I have a high resolution so I can see more on a screen, not less.

You definitely can see more of the screen, not less??

[pritaeas]

But the larger font really threw me off, I zoomed the page out to be able to better read it.

[pritaeas]

Well, I must say. The way the forum list is now is very good IMO. Much more readable.

I'm finding the wide columns very difficult. Maybe I'm holding the minority view here - maybe even a minority of one! WHen reading an e-book in landscape, it creates a 2 page view to make reading easier. Newspapers typically have narrow columns to aid readability. I know narrow columns are difficult if you want to display code (usually set to 80 chars / line on most editors I've used), but wide columns are a pain. Zooming doesn't help as that makes the text ridiculously big. The only 'cure' for me is to cut the window width down to the last breakpoint. I really hope this is an experiment and not the final design. Sorry if that sounds negative.

[Dani]

I really hope this is an experiment and not the final design.

Every change I make is always an experiment. I evaluate feedback and study analytics to see if usability changes/improves. And then go from there.

[pritaeas]

it creates a 2 page view to make reading easier

Wouldn't that be cool, two columns ;)