I’d also add: watch out for pop-ups and the like on Web apps. Not only do smaller monitors on netbooks require you to think about your users/customers being able to view easily without too much scrolling, but sometimes on pop-up messages and input boxes, I’ve found the little “x” or the “Close this window” button to turn it off is outside my browser range. No matter what I do can’t seem to get the “x” or the button to appear within my browser so I can shut it off. Sometimes you cannot scroll to them, because the pop-up box is just too long (too many pixels high).

I wonder how many marketers and companies realize this is happening? They leave no choice but for people to surf away if the visitor is using a netbook (which I typically do when traveling). One app that I rely on heavily has this problem and I simply can’t use it with my netbook because I can never get past that automatic pop-up — which is a pain if I’m traveling for a week.

– Anita

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