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It’s generally agreed that 1024×768 browsers are the target, with 960 – 980px widths being acceptable. (I personally prefer 960 for the chrome, but no point in arguing.)
My question is – what window height can one generally assume of users? I know this varies depending on a number of things, so I’m curious if anyone’s done any studies on what heights can be designed for in order to reach x % of users.
Cheers.
Google created a website that shows you what percentage of people will see your web page upon loading.
http://browsersize.googlelabs.com/