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What is the reasoning behind calling 1536px ultra wide? 1920 is typical resolution on high end laptops. Wouldn't call those ultra wide. Why don't a lot of fram
by Sateeshm 4y ago
What is the reasoning behind calling 1536px ultra wide? 1920 is typical resolution on high end laptops. Wouldn't call those ultra wide.
Why don't a lot of frameworks and articles like this don't consider real ultra wide? Like 4k and above.
- Gordonjcp 4y agoHave you tried reading text on a 1500px-wide page?
- gdwatson 4y agoThe article is using CSS "pixels," which are meant to reflect the size of one pixel on a 96-dpi desktop display, not device pixels. If you're using any kind of UI scaling, the width the CSS layout sees will be reduced accordingly. Scaling the layout up to a 27-32" 4k screen makes sense for some web applications, but it's not obvious how to do it for common text layouts.