How large is your screen and what resolution?
 

Funny, I use a 17" laptop screen with 1440x900 next to a 19" 1440x900 and with a 42" 1920x1080 on the other side.

The 19" is connected via VGA, 42" - HDMI.

Looking into getting a dual 22" 1920x1080 setup because the 42" - while so absolutely glorious - makes my eyes want to kill themselves after an hour. And the laptop screen has god awful colors.

What's your setup and what would you want?

2560x1600 - dual Dell 30''

Can't live without them now.

dual 22" (1680x1050) on 1 box.
22" (1680x1050) on the other box.

How do you design sites with resolution like that? The average surfer doesn't have anything like that.

I have a 21inch with 1280x1024..I use it for 2 machines which are set up on a kvm switch.

Here's some useful info:

http://www.netmechanic.com/news/vol4...ility_no24.htm

Easy. Just scale up. Or you can work on lots of projects at the same time with windows optimized to the average surfers resolutions.

Or you can watch 10 porn movies at the same time!

2560x1600 - samsung 30''

he usually just steals the designs from other peoples portfolio, which he did to me a few times. he resells other peoples work, thats how. he sold one guy $500 worth of my gallery templates LOL

If anyone actually thinks candyflip "designs" he is doing nothing but scamming you guys

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=765109

15" on my macbook, 22" for my desktop

17'1 1440x900 Vaio AR Series

2x24" (1920x1080) on Desktop plus Laptop (1680x1050) with an additional 15" TFT (1280x1024) here

There's a firefox extention that lets you automatically resize your browser window to the most commonly used resolutions, so you can see how your sites will look at different rezs.

the whole point of a big screen or big screens is that you don't maximize your browser to full screen mode :) :)

At the moment a single 22" for the stationary

10" 320x240

16:10 20" 1680x1050

15.4" laptop at 1280x800. I used to have big multiple monitors and stuff, but I'm really not any less efficient now that I've adapted to operating laptop-only.

It helps that I have never full screened anything... My browser windows are usually 600 pixels wide, and I use terminals for most stuff.