Which monitor to choose for creating and testing sites?

Question

Monitors

I got upset about what to take DELL U2417H or ASUS MX259H
Asus has 75 Hz and Dela has only 60!
But the Dela has a little less grain
1. Budget up to 25 thousand
2. City of Moscow
3. Purpose: For office programs. Photoshop a bit, sites in browsers to watch.
I am engaged in the creation and testing of sites as a project manager (everything except the code).
Now I work on 19” old format. Matrix TN.
I do not want to take more than 24-25 inches.
4. I want a good picture. Like IPS should be taken.
5. HDMI, the rest is as it will be.
6. I settled on the DELL U2417H or ASUS MX259H models

Answer 1

Purely ideologically, it is necessary to test the site on a number of monitors. The current statistics on the resolutions, matrices and screen sizes used in the masses are taken and all a few are set. If one, then the most frequently used. The average option is two monitors with duplication: one is your personal good one, and the second is the most popular among users. The problem is that far from everyone has a monitor twisted into "full stuffing". High-quality color reproduction, high speed, high pixel density - these are the properties of professional monitors. The user of the site is exactly the opposite person. Therefore, when you see a simply chic design and color selection on a high-quality monitor, you can approve the project, and then the user on his TN 1440x900 will see something completely different. Incl. if there was no adaptation for different monitors at all. But this requires market analysis. The site for posting 3D models, obviously, is visited by people related to this, which means that they have just IPS 1920x1080 by default. But a site on gardening can generally watch with 3: 4 SyncMaster ten years ago.
But that would be right. And from the ones you chose, I would choose DELL - I looked at it, it shows nicely, I have no complaints, although I chose iiYama for myself. But I don't test sites - the requests are slightly different, but there are problems with color reproduction and adequate transfer to the web format. Sometimes you have to look at your works on a professional monitor, then on an old Acer with a disgusting gamma, and then on a laptop in general. And I see things everywhere.