Hi,
a very basic, practical question. How does one design for an iPad having a resolution of 2048×1536?
Regards,
Marc
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Re: design question
Hi Marc,
Your very basic question will get a very basic answer.
You open a new stack and start designing.
But I think you may be asking about your desktop screen resolution being to low for designing for the retina display?
Simon
Your very basic question will get a very basic answer.
You open a new stack and start designing.
But I think you may be asking about your desktop screen resolution being to low for designing for the retina display?
Simon
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Re: design question
Nice one Simon
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I will try to be more descriptive next time. And yes that is what I mean.
Regards,
Marc

I will try to be more descriptive next time. And yes that is what I mean.
Regards,
Marc
Re: design question
Hi Marc,
There is this:
http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4 ... na-devices
But I think that uses older code, look up mobilePixelDensity() in the dictionary.
Specifically to the question of "How can I see the full retina display on my desktop?" I've used non-retina stacks and scale up to retina when on the device. Using the emulator you can adjust the magnification level.
Simon
There is this:
http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4 ... na-devices
But I think that uses older code, look up mobilePixelDensity() in the dictionary.
Specifically to the question of "How can I see the full retina display on my desktop?" I've used non-retina stacks and scale up to retina when on the device. Using the emulator you can adjust the magnification level.
Simon
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Re: design question
Thank you Simon.
Regards,
Marc
Regards,
Marc