These recommendations help ensure the website displays clearly, is readable, and reflects a typical user experience.
Desktop (Windows & Mac)
Recommended Screen Resolution
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1920 × 1080 (Full HD) or higher
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Laptops commonly use 1366 × 768 or 1440 × 900
Zoom / Scaling
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Browser Zoom: 100%
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Windows Display Scaling: 110% (150% is common for accessibility)
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Mac Display Scaling: “Default for display” or “Looks like 1440 × 900”
Steps
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Open the website in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari
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Set browser zoom to 100%
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Windows:
Ctrl + 0 -
Mac:
Cmd + 0
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Resize the browser window to full screen
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Scroll and resize the window slightly to confirm layout adapts smoothly
Best for
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Primary navigation
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Content-heavy pages
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Forms and dashboards
Tablet (iPad & Android Tablets)
Recommended Screen Size
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8–11 inches
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Common resolutions:
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iPad: 810 × 1080, 834 × 1194, 1024 × 1366
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Android tablets vary but are similar
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Zoom
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Default (no pinch zoom)
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Text should be readable without zooming
Steps
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Open the website in the tablet’s default browser
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iPad: Safari or Chrome
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Android: Chrome
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Hold the device in portrait, then rotate to landscape
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Confirm:
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Navigation adapts
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Text wraps correctly
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Buttons are easy to tap
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Best for
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Touch interactions
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Hybrid desktop/mobile layouts
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Content browsing
Mobile (Phones)
Recommended Screen Widths
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375 px (iPhone standard)
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390–430 px (larger phones)
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360 px (common Android)
Zoom
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Default (no zoom)
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Users should not need to pinch to read text
Steps
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Open the website in Safari (iPhone) or Chrome (Android)
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View in portrait orientation
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Scroll through the entire page
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Confirm:
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Text is readable
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Buttons are easy to tap
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No horizontal scrolling
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Optional Check
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Rotate to landscape to ensure layout remains usable
Best for
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One-column layouts
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Primary actions
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Accessibility and performance
Browser Compatibility Notes (All Devices)
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Use the latest version of:
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Chrome
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Edge
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Firefox
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Safari
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Clear cache if layout appears broken
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Disable browser extensions if testing layout issues