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over 1 year ago
Super slick @Jakub Kejha. Pixel perfect...
So is designing for "retina" just to create your designs at 163 dpi?
@Anthony Fonte Thanks. Designing in retina resolution means that you're creating the UI in 640x960 px resolution. DPI really doesn't matter.
Interesting, didn't know it was just the canvas size... Good to know. I thought it was a higher resolution because iPhone's retina display could handle higher resolution graphics.
@Anthony Fonte You should check out these two great articles by @Bjango ✎ Marc Edwards -
http://bjango.com/articles/designingforretina/ + http://bjango.com/articles/designingforretina2/
There's a lot of great info about designing for iPhone 4 & 4S.
Thanks @Jakub! Definitely going to check that out.
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Jakub Kejha
Full preview:
http://shd4.me/E7mM
Preview for your iPhone (640x960):
http://shd4.me/E7iO
over 1 year ago
Super slick @Jakub Kejha. Pixel perfect...
So is designing for "retina" just to create your designs at 163 dpi?
over 1 year ago
Pro
Jakub Kejha
@Anthony Fonte Thanks. Designing in retina resolution means that you're creating the UI in 640x960 px resolution. DPI really doesn't matter.
over 1 year ago
Interesting, didn't know it was just the canvas size... Good to know. I thought it was a higher resolution because iPhone's retina display could handle higher resolution graphics.
over 1 year ago
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Jakub Kejha
@Anthony Fonte You should check out these two great articles by @Bjango ✎ Marc Edwards -
http://bjango.com/articles/designingforretina/ + http://bjango.com/articles/designingforretina2/
There's a lot of great info about designing for iPhone 4 & 4S.
over 1 year ago
Thanks @Jakub! Definitely going to check that out.
over 1 year ago