Add another extreme -- the 1024x768 tablet (ipad), the 1024x600 (nook color) tablet, the 1280x800 tablet (xoom), or the wild ranges of DPI's out there; some of these devices have ludicrously high DPI, such as the iPhone 4. How about the fact that two out of three of these devices are rotated frequently and the content must reflow?
Responsiveness is important, and so is graceful support for a wide range of ratios, DPI's and reflow. The ultimate lesson of the so-called Web 2.0 movement has been that user experience really does matter.
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Add another extreme -- the 1024x768 tablet (ipad), the 1024x600 (nook color) tablet, the 1280x800 tablet (xoom), or the wild ranges of DPI's out there; some of these devices have ludicrously high DPI, such as the iPhone 4. How about the fact that two out of three of these devices are rotated frequently and the content must reflow?
Responsiveness is important, and so is graceful support for a wide range of ratios, DPI's and reflow. The ultimate lesson of the so-called Web 2.0 movement has been that user experience really does matter.