Explaining a common web design mistake from @jessicatatedesign
The creator debunks the common web design practice of using a 1920x1080 resolution. She explains that while this is a common monitor size, it doesn't reflect the actual browser viewport size, as most users don't browse in full-screen. She argues that this assumption leads to designs that are too wide and concludes by warning designers against this mistake, noting e-commerce sites as a potential exception.
Creator: @jessicatatedesign on TikTok
Transcript
There is a lie and a myth that we need to break right tier, right now as designers. I recently posted a video talking about what design should or what width should I be using for my designs. And a lot of you are saying nineteen twenty by ten eighty is the most common size that people are viewing websites on. Well, this is true from analytics. This is actually not entirely correct. This is a myth. Nineteen twenty by ten eighty is the most common HD desktop monitor size. Right? So that makes sense
Topics: Design, Graphic Design, E-Commerce
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