Great, this is what I was afraid of; now we're concentrating less on what we were doing for our sites, and more on playing to the judges. Inevitable I guess.
Ideally, websites should work in any resolution. To say that yours doesn't work with browser X or a certain resolution would be IMO copping out. Technology has nothing to do with it; if anything, it's actually the opposite. As
deltacoder1020 mentioned, CSS can solve these problems, whether by making the page fluid (page reflow recalculated as the window changes size), or fixed at a low size. I intend to make print and low-capability stylesheet for other media for my websites when I get the time. But practically, I doubt catering to 640 x 480 is necessary. Oh, and I
would rather drive a Model T than an RX 8.
