Developing for Low/HiRes and big monitors.
Developing for Low/HiRes and big monitors.
Hi guys,
I am seeking an advice on two things. I am going to buy a 27" monitor and this means I will have lots of space to arrange windows, etc.
I am curious to know for what screen size I should be aiming for while I am writing an app. What would be a common form size to stick with so I minimise any chances of components getting messy because of scaling of the form?
Then, I have a similar question for the images. Now, I am using a 1920x1080 monitor and I found that 48x48 images look nice. I tried to go for anything between 36x36 to 256x256 and scale up/down but the end result is awful. This means I need more that one image sizes and I have seen MS and Apple's guidance on this. But I am not sure how to decide which small/average size is suitable. With retina and 3840x... resolution things are easy. But I get confused with smaller sizes.
As always, open to suggestions and comments. Thanks in advance.
Hi guys,
I am seeking an advice on two things. I am going to buy a 27" monitor and this means I will have lots of space to arrange windows, etc.
I am curious to know for what screen size I should be aiming for while I am writing an app. What would be a common form size to stick with so I minimise any chances of components getting messy because of scaling of the form?
Then, I have a similar question for the images. Now, I am using a 1920x1080 monitor and I found that 48x48 images look nice. I tried to go for anything between 36x36 to 256x256 and scale up/down but the end result is awful. This means I need more that one image sizes and I have seen MS and Apple's guidance on this. But I am not sure how to decide which small/average size is suitable. With retina and 3840x... resolution things are easy. But I get confused with smaller sizes.
As always, open to suggestions and comments. Thanks in advance.
FWIW, I assume a min of 1024x768 at 96 dpi.
ReplyDeleteI think it is safe. Thanks all for the comments
ReplyDelete1024x600 netbooks were quite popular and are still used. So it really depends on your target audience.
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