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But perhaps it should include all of those people in coffee shops using Surfaces and ChromeBooks and MacBook Airs.
by bunderbunder 12y ago
But perhaps it should include all of those people in coffee shops using Surfaces and ChromeBooks and MacBook Airs.
- dmix 12y agoIs this really a problem? Responsive design is extremely popular among startups. I highly doubt most modern websites don't support 1366x768. Every front-end team I've worked with tests on iPads and smaller screens. I have a feeling the OP speculating and making blanket stereotypes against designers. But these designers almost always work with front-end developers who take usability seriously and any good teams have feedback loops to correct these issues.
- bunderbunder 12y agoI've been running into it a fair bit lately. Good designers might get it, but apparently not all designers are equally thoughtful.
- aranjedeath 12y agoYeah, definite problem. I ran 1280x1024 until last month when that monitor (lcd, from 1999) finally died. The web was a horrible place and made me angry at humanity. I've got 1920x1080 now, and I now have enough screen pixels to see what they were fucking up my 1280 for. Not worth it.