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A: It is difficult to answer questions like this without seeing the background image and the visual design you are trying to achieve. If you plan to use a "liquid" page layout, where the page elements may expand proportionally to the width of the screen, consider how you might slice the image up and use the parts as the background image for different page elements. In particular, focus on any horizontal lines in the background that may define different navigational parts of the page, these can be the most difficult part of a liquid design.

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