Would website makers design websites which look good on huge monitors in the future?

[froggyboy604]

Yes, I think people might make a version of their website which looks good on huge monitors/HDTVs since more people might use their TV to go online in the near future when their cable company's TV box, Tivo, DVR, and TVs also come with a web browser.

Website templates for bigger TVs and monitors will most likely have bigger fonts, and pictures so people can surf from the comfort of their bed, sofa, and couch, and still be able to see the font and pictures from farther away.

But, CTRL++ or CTRL+- for zooming in and out of the website is good enough for tech savvy people, or future browsers for TVs will make it easy for you to zoom in and out of a website by pressing the zoom button on a keyboard, or browser.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I would think a site would look good on any screen.

 

[froggyboy604]

Maybe not rectangler screens since most websites are designed for square screens, so a website might look too wide on a widescreen 40 inch screen, and the text might be small if it is a 1080P monitor which resolution is huge.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

Thinking of it now, I always do need to zoom in while viewing things on my PS3 internet.

 

[TheMightyEddy]

I think the website developers need to make their websites compatible with all screen resolutions.

 

[froggyboy604]

I be happy if website makers have a Increase or decrease text size button coded into their website.

But, I think as more websites use video, or audio as their primary content it might not matter as much since you can watch videos in full screen, and audio is not visual.