What's the standard "minimum" resolution I should support with a website?

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Nicholas Flynt picture Nicholas Flynt · May 9, 2009 · Viewed 27.3k times · Source

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Recommended website resolution (width and height)?

I tend to think of 1024x768 as the minimum Screen Resolution that a modern web browser will run in, but I worry when using this resolution for a business website because I feel that I might be hurting the folks out there who are stuck with something smaller/older. So I ask, realistically, what is the minimum screen resolution I should expect my website to function perfectly in with the browser "maximized"?

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Mark Ransom picture Mark Ransom · May 9, 2009

Look to the Netbooks for a new minimum. I'd say 1024x600 is reasonable.

Edit: You can always look to any number of sites that give you statistics on browser usage. Here's one that Google turned up for me:

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_display.asp

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