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	November 20, 2009 Design Sites To Work In A High-Resolution World The Decline Of 1024 x 768 And What To Do About It by Ron Rogowski with Richard Gans, Rachel Zinser	Average: 10  (1 rating)

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Executive Summary

The proliferation of high-resolution screens that well surpass 1024 x 768 adds a new layer of complexity to site design. Not only is there no standard resolution to design for, but higher-resolution screens pose usability challenges for sites that were designed for lower-resolution displays. Designers can combat usability challenges for high-resolution users by ensuring legibility with text resizing tools, controlling the use of white space, and creating a clear visual hierarchy that prioritizes essential content and function.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Screen Resolutions Push Past 1024 x 768
• Site Owners Need To Optimize Usability To Accommodate Multiple Resolutions

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