I’ve never seen anyone make this point about the relationship between the screen size of designers and that of users, but it’s a good one: “The weird thing is this: On the one hand, web designers seem to work on increasingly large monitors; on the other, the displays used by readers tend to shrink as more people browse the web on notebooks, tablets or smartphones.”
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True! But users are zooming more and more. At least with Tablets and Smartphones we are. So I bet webdesigner’s screens will get bigger :D