[radmoose]

If your site is already active, I suggest looking at your Google Analytics reports.

You DO have Google Analytics setup right? =)

In GA, under Visitors > Browser Capabilities > Screen Resolutions you should see the top 10 resolutions used on your site.

I usually look at the top 3 or so based upon visits to the site, and forget about iPhone and small device resolutions as if there is a high number you are better off targeting them separately.

Here is the list for my top 10 based upon visits for one site for the past few weeks.

1.	1280x800 	12,082	20.37%	
2.	1024x768	10,853	18.29%	
3.	1440x900	7,542	12.71%	
4.	1280x1024	7,489	12.62%	
5.	1680x1050	5,250	8.85%	
6.	1366x768	3,599	6.07%	
7.	320x396		1,540	2.60%	
8.	1920x1200	1,424	2.40%	
9.	1152x864	1,422	2.40%	
10.	1920x1080	1,297	2.19%

As you can see, for my particular site, 800x600 isn't even in the top 10. (It shows up at #1 with 1.21%) The 320x396 is a mobile device so I don't need to worry about that. So making my site with a minimum of 1024x768 resolution in mind will take care of 80%+ of my particular visitors. (I also was running Tapatalk for my iPhone/Android visitors, however, when I did poll my visitors they said they were also ok with zooming in/out. Waiting for the 4.x version to be available.)

And based upon other sites stats, I am pretty comfortable with the 1024x768 baseline. Of course, your site might vary and that is why I suggest looking at your Google Analytics reports. It is possible that your particular demographic does use widescreens more but in general 1024x768 is the norm.

• BBR Google Analytics Addon (for 4.0.x)
• Android / iPhone / Nokia app for vBulletin - Tapatalk (Waiting for 4.0.x update)