Screen width?

[Dudey!]

What do you usually set as your page width for websites?

[Source]

750px for a thin design.

950 - 960 for a full width design based upon a 1024 X 768 ressolution.

[Jahova]

70% - 90% - Most common?
Why not just go 100%, to get the most out of the space you have.

[Tom-743]

850-950px is what i usaly use

[wsg14]

800 is what I use for about every design.

[iTech]

800 for smaller sites, 1024 larger ones.

[Source]

Do you not know anything about standards on web? Alot of PC's are still on 1024 width.... and having a site at the width would mean having horizontal scroll bars because you have got to minus the width of the vertical scroll, browser border etc...

[myke]

I usually do 800 x 600 : )

[iTech]

Do you not know anything about standards on web? Alot of PC's are still on 1024 width.... and having a site at the width would mean having horizontal scroll bars because you have got to minus the width of the vertical scroll, browser border etc...

Yeah but when it comes to the CSS, you can fix that. :P

[craigg.]

I normally open up a 1024 x 768 document but have design inside 800 x 768. It's good doing it within 800 width since there are still the odd one or two screens still floating around.

[Meti]

I use the size 956 x 622 px

[redtom]

I design on 1000 X 1000px and code it with percentages instead of pixels, although sometimes you can't really use percent.

[Calon]

I open the document size as 1024px, but never use it all.

[QuickScriptz]

You'll find this helpful:
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_display.asp

Google is your friend :)

[Jahova]

So, in other words, code it in % or;
1024x768 and higher.

[Tom-743]

http://tom743.awardspace.com/view.php for a list of screen sizes, they have all been done in the last few days. 1028 is the smallest so i wouldn't go over 1000px in a layout.

http://tom743.awardspace.com/screen.php to add your screen size