There are two things you can do:
Firstly, you could put your website in tables of width 100%, which will always expand to fit any screen size. You can come across problems with large spaces between images and long lines of text this way, but its the most common and easiest way to resize your site to browser size.
The second way is to use JavaScript to detect the browser size and then redirect the user to a customized version of the site. Here is a script which will do that:
http://www.codebelly.com/javascript/accessbysize.html
The problem with these type of scripts is that they require JavaScript to be turned on in the user's browser, and you will need to make two or more versions of your site.
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