Recommended monitor for web design
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I'd run at least two - more depending on where you're deploying the sites & your budget.
If you know the resolution that everyone using it will run, then it's easier, but if not I'd be inclined to have a pair of regular monitors for development and then a wide screen and maybe an additional 4:3 monitor running at a lower resolution or one that will run vertically just to test those out.
If you know the resolution that everyone using it will run, then it's easier, but if not I'd be inclined to have a pair of regular monitors for development and then a wide screen and maybe an additional 4:3 monitor running at a lower resolution or one that will run vertically just to test those out.
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Thanks for the replies chaps.
I have a dual head setup now - one for notepad & one for my browsers.
The problem I had was IE & Firefox seem to display sliced up graphics differently.
I was looking to buy a couple of good quality monitors for development & wondered if anyone had any recommendations.
Thanks
I have a dual head setup now - one for notepad & one for my browsers.
The problem I had was IE & Firefox seem to display sliced up graphics differently.
I was looking to buy a couple of good quality monitors for development & wondered if anyone had any recommendations.
Thanks
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I was looking to buy a couple of good quality monitors for development & wondered if anyone had any recommendations.
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