When designing a stack for use on a Mac or a PC, a laptop or a desktop, that may have different user screen resolutions and sizes, what are the best strategies?
a. Design with a specific target screen resolution in mind?
b. Always use a re-sizeable stack?
c. Design for a particularly scenario and alert the user to change screen display accordingly?
d. Have revolution detect display settings and adjust stack accordingly.
In summary, what are developers using for stack dimensions for their applications?
Thanks in advance for your help and suggestions. I am sure that your answers will be helpful to many.
Stack dimensions for best display
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