How big should a Flash website be on GoDaddy?
Posted by admin in Web Hosting on 03 31st, 2009 | 2 responses
I have decided that I’ll probably use GoDaddy to host my all-Flash website.
But before I begin to create the site in Flash, I need to know how large the screen size should be.
What is the average Flash website size?
How many pixels by how many pixels should my website be?
Is there a limit to how big of a length-by-height GoDaddy will accept?
Thank you so much for any knowledge or advice you can impart. 
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There’s no limit to how large a site can be in dimensions, just be mindful of how large in storage space the file becomes which will effect load times. As far as dimensions, it is up to you, but have to take into account the viewer’s screen size. I generally design around 1000-1400px width and 600-800px height depending on the design and functionality. Though people may go smaller since I do a lot of artsy sites. For informational I’d probably go smaller in width, but still stay below 850px in width to avoid window scrolling.
You can design the flash site to adjust to any viewers browser screen. Generally you should be designing to fix 1024 x 768 resolution. That is the minimum monitor size today. No one really uses 800 x 600 anymore.