StatCounter has announced that its statistics show 1024-by-768 has fallen as the most popular screen resolution, surpassed by 1366-by-768.
The company painted this as a milestone, and CEO Aodhan Cullen remarked: “The data reflects a continuing trend of users moving to larger screen resolution sizes. The screen resolution size people are using is a critical factor for developers when it comes to web design, particularly in the case of fixed-width web pages.”
A very interesting read. I’ve been developing sites, to a minimum screen resolution of 1280 wide for some time now. I must admit though that the sites i’ve been developing haven’t been of fluid design, so mobile users are getting the “full screen” version. This is largely down to the designer only supplying a “full screen” layout. Is it upto the developer to adapt this design for a fluid layout, or should the designer be supplying fluid layouts?


