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The answer will depend partly upon who visits your site. Are they professionals, software developers, web site designers, magazine and newspaper editors, writers, hobbyists, children, or teens?

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The answer will depend partly upon who visits your site. Are they professionals, software developers, web site designers, magazine and newspaper editors, writers, hobbyists, children, or teens?

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In general, professionals and web site designers tend to use newer, nicer browsers. Teens who enjoy working with computers tend to fit into this category as well. Children, however, may use whatever is available or, possibly, what came on their computer. Resolution is just as difficult and also depends on the visitors. In general, people who really enjoy using computers and professionals (graphic designers, etc.) use higher resolutions. Another way to answer this whole question is to try to make your site accessible to all. Generally, the more you build flexibility into your design, the more easily it will accommodate a variety of users and their hardware and software, even though it may not look identical to all. If you use valid structural code, combined with style sheets for appearance, your site should be accessible to most visitors. For some tips on how to do this, see Accessible Site Design For browser and screen resolution trends see the following links: Browser statistics Trend

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In general, professionals and web site designers tend to use newer, nicer browsers. Teens who enjoy working with computers tend to fit into this category as well. Children, however, may use whatever is available or, possibly, what came on their computer. Resolution is just as difficult and also depends on the visitors. In general, people who really enjoy using computers and professionals (graphic designers, etc.) use higher resolutions. Another way to answer this whole question is to try to make your site accessible to all. Generally, the more you build flexibility into your design, the more easily it will accommodate a variety of users and their hardware and software, even though it may not look identical to all. If you use valid structural code, combined with style sheets for appearance, your site should be accessible to most visitors.

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