Posted by David Segall on 04/05/07 18:58

Bergamot <bergamot@visi.com> wrote:

>David Segall wrote:
>> Bergamot <bergamot@visi.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Which only goes to show that anybody can implement a good design poorly. ;)
>> OK. But please provide the URL of _any_ site that implements your view
>> of "good design" well.
>
>I think these guys did pretty well:
>http://www.brightfinance.co.uk/
Really? I am using the latest version of Firefox and Internet Explorer
under an up-to-date version of Windows XP. The page appears to be
merely an 800x600 pixel design that is centered in the browser window.
There is no attempt to use the extra space provided in a window that
is any larger than 800x600.

I think that this is a legitimate way to design a web site but I don't
think you can present it as a successful example of "fluid design".
The essential element advocated by the "fluid design" advocates is
that the page should automatically adjust to fit the visitors screen
size.

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