what size to use for web banners
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- Tue Sep 16, 2014 10:25 pm
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I'm working on a website www.pennect.com
i'm trying to figure out what size to use as the web banners. right now i'm using 1600x300, but i feel like that might not be ideal. it's looks fine on web browswer but when i view it on mobile devices it doesn't look so good. i can see when i shrink the desktop browswer there is a bunch of space below it. so it's not be resized the way i want it. i have the image as 1600x300 and the image slider at the same resolution. any ideas? Thanks!
i'm trying to figure out what size to use as the web banners. right now i'm using 1600x300, but i feel like that might not be ideal. it's looks fine on web browswer but when i view it on mobile devices it doesn't look so good. i can see when i shrink the desktop browswer there is a bunch of space below it. so it's not be resized the way i want it. i have the image as 1600x300 and the image slider at the same resolution. any ideas? Thanks!
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- Wed Sep 17, 2014 6:21 am
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It depends on many things.
- is it header banner or background image?
- should it be responsive?
- how should it blend with the rest of the page
- can you use multiple images and css media queries to serve different images to desktop/tablet/mobile?
If you would create some screenshots or post an url to your site I could provide some more useful informations beside theoretical talk
- is it header banner or background image?
- should it be responsive?
- how should it blend with the rest of the page
- can you use multiple images and css media queries to serve different images to desktop/tablet/mobile?
If you would create some screenshots or post an url to your site I could provide some more useful informations beside theoretical talk
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