Question about screen resolution

Hello everyone
I have a question regarding the resolution and zoom of a monitor.
I am currently doing an Internship in a company and they have asked me to develop an interface in VBA that will be used in the Tear Down area of the company.
Currently the interface is almost finished,however i am facing an annoying issue.
The issue that im facing is that i made this interface on my laptop which the resolution of it is 1920x1080 with a zoom of 125% and the monitors that this interface will run on have a resolution of 1360x768 (I know, they are ANCIENT) and every time i open up my program the interface looks kinda meh.
I wouldn't mind it if the interface wasn't looking that good if it still worked properly,however the main reason im starting this thread is because i have a button in my interface that displays images of where leaks can happen and the user is supposed to click on the spot where a leak occurred and that info will be sent to a cell in the sheet but since the resolution of their monitors are different from the one i used to code the excel file the images aren't displayed correctly and the labels that i assigned to have those values are in different spots.
Do i really need to get them new monitors or is there a way to fix this?

Thank you for reading

Attach a sample file, so we can have a look, or change your monitor settings to a lower resolution and test things yourself

May years ago going between 4:3 and 16:9 monitors I did something like the link below
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/fit-ex...dsheet-screen/

i would attach the file however the file contains information that we cannot share to people on the outside
ill take a look at the link!

Hello,

an obvious workaround is to use a worksheet as a form rather than an UserForm …

well i already spent a week making all the user forms required for this so i REALLY don't want it to go to waste..
plus the way it is setup now looks much better than it would if it was all on the sheet(i think)