There are a couple of ways you can check your pages in different resolutions. Another easier way to get a quick look is to simply re-size the browser window while viewing the web page. As the elements adjust to the reduced screen area, you'll get a good idea of how they will display in a smaller screen. Yet another approach to the testing phase is to have friends or associates take a look at the web site from different computer and browser configurations. You might be surprised at how your web site displays in an AOL web browser for instance.
Many web sites utilize icons, banners, and other graphics that actually reside on other servers.
As an example, you may have a web site that features a gallery of your digital art work. Here's another look at the web site displayed at the beginning of this article. This time with a few missing image links. As mentioned earlier, a common mistake is to path the images incorrectly. A simple but effective technique in most cases.