looking for suggestions on what you guys design your canvas at. I'm running at a full 2000px currently. I did this because I'm also a frontend dev and it was simple for me to build out it responsively on the fly. Now I have a dev team and it's beginning to be a challenge to get smaller resolutions to look nice. we don't typically have the Budgets to do multiple designs for multi resolutions.
Depends on what you are displaying. Audio recording full screen is needed to see everything. Something like Slack is better contained at a max width. Listen to your content for it shall show you the way. Blessed are the cheese makers!
1600x1000
If you can't design for 1280 (or even 1024), then you can't design effectively for most people. VVS is right. Don't argue this.
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Too big. Use something realistic like 1280. Even then your content area should likely be much smaller. Think about what people on a 13" laptop will see after accounting for browser chrome. Most people don't use massive monitors or view webpages in full screen.
that's seems way too small since modern containers are closer to 1400. how do you relay layout that spills outside the container of the content and goes full width without designing bigger than the content container?
@Baloo your not designing it correctly if your asking this question. Design has to be tighter yet with enough "space" so that it doesn't look crowded and you don't have to worry about the layout spilling. If your concerned about the layout then think logically think where that spillage needs to go when viewed on a much smaller browser or even mobile. just my 2cents