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- 5 months ago
hey, carrascojg ,
what I would do probably is to ask the user what his resolution is and design it based on user's resolution. If he uses smaller one, I would also make everything smaller with predefined exact pixels, and fit as much as possible in the least amount of pixels.
- 5 months ago
Hi carrascojg ,
Here are few things you can consider:-- Use Grid & Snap Alignment (View โ Enable Gridlines + Snap to Grid) (If will align visuals as per the grid)
- Group similar elements (e.g. select Icon, Text, box, cards then right click and group)
- Define cavas size manually by adding custom height and width dimensions (Avoid fit to page)
- Lock the visuals once you finalize their position (Format - Lock Objects)
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Hi carrascojg,
I would tell the user to change browser first and let's see if that solves, as often it happens
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Hi FBergamaschi , this is not possible this time because the user need this display resolution to work with anothers apps. Thank you