Yes, you are absolutely right. The first step is to learn proper English, not learning English, mate.
What your asking is called 'responsive design'. In a nutshell it is about using percentages instead of fixed pixel widths for your elements. You may also want to search 'media queries' if you want to design for mobile devices.
search for responsive web design it will fit to all screens, but also check is out on your phone or tablet too. just to be happy with it
[h=1]Web Design - Some of the frequently asked questions we get asked about web design, pricing, file formats and the process itself. Need some help?[/h]
A web design can make or break your website. There are always the essential effective web design factors that every website should know in order to get most benefits especially in terms of getting more traffic.
Use responsive HTML/CSS structures to make website design all the browsers and smartphones compatible.
Web design is used as a general term to describe any of the various tasks involved in creating a website. More specifically, it refers to jobs focused on building the first end of a web page.
Web design is creating a web site with key web usability. All web designers have a design process that involves the layout and outline of their project. Thanks in advance, David
I don't believe you can create a site for a "specific screen resolution". Hopefully, else all the web pages would be a mess of spaghetti code. So this is in the realm of CSS, or styling. As some suggested, you should probably use percentages and "em" instead of specific pixel sizes, although that is not always possible.