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Thanks for the feedback. This was a concern of mine. I knew making it too large would be a problem on some devices - and theres no such thing as too small as lo

by mstefff 18y ago

Thanks for the feedback. This was a concern of mine. I knew making it too large would be a problem on some devices - and theres no such thing as too small as long as the data is legible. I haven't been able to find any data regarding average mobile device screen resolution. I'll try making the images a bit larger and see if it works fine.

zacharye 18y ago
In this day and age, I think using a width that will accomodate 240p-wide screens will likey be safe. Having the small pre-click size will take care of any old smaller displays.
- mstefff 18y ago
  meaning the browser will auto-shrink any images that are too wide?
  - zacharye 18y ago
    Depending on the browser/OS, yes. Most popular phones these days have at least a QVGA display though (240x320 or 320x240) so if the enlarged size is < 240 wide it will likely fit on most screens.