The dimensions will be based on your audience. If you can gather these statistics yourself, that is a better idea, but you can also get the general statistics from the link below.
At the time of this writing, almost half of all internet users have a screen resolution of 1024x768. Use a width less than 980 pixels. This will keep your users from having to scroll horizontally to see remaining text.
A significant number of users have an 800x600 resolution. Use a width less than 760 pixels.
For print, use a width less than 560 pixels. To accommodate printing and a wider screen resolutions, use the media attribute of the CSS <link> tag.
No users in this statistic use a screen resolution lower than 800x600, but a significant number of a users have a screen resolution higher than 1024x768. Since you will never be able to satisfy all users across platforms, it is better to use relative positioning - aka fluid websites - for scalability. But if you want to reach only one type of user, then static positioning - aka fixed widths - is the way to go. You should weigh the pros and cons of each based on your goals and purpose.
I think you mean home page?
The home-page
The home page
home page
A website's main page is called the home page.
The home page
A home page
A home page for a website is basically a page that has links to major parts of the website, it is sort of like a quick find guide. It may also display advertising.
The first page of a website is called the home page. Its file name is usually the word "index" or, less commonly, "home" or "default" with an extension used on a given website (.htm, .html, .php, etc.)
The first page of the website is called index or homepage.
You can find the front page of almost every website by clicking the button that says "home." This button is used to return the user to the front page of the website or the home page.
The dimensions of the Howrse equestrian center page can vary depending on the specific layout and design elements used. Typically, the page is optimized for standard screen sizes, with a responsive design to accommodate various devices. For precise measurements, it's best to refer to the website's development guidelines or inspect the page using web development tools.