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I guess it's reasonably useful for mockups, but you can not seriously design a website (or any UI) with absolute sizes.
by revelation 14y ago
I guess it's reasonably useful for mockups, but you can not seriously design a website (or any UI) with absolute sizes.
- hunterowens 14y agoYou can set min/max width and percentages are coming soon.
- unalone 14y agoOf course you can. Don't be daft. There are plenty of advantages to relative sizing, and in general it's a good policy, but there are many excellently-designed web sites whose sizes are absolute – just as there are many shit designs that're responsive as hell.
- kaoD 14y agoEveytime I open a website with absolute sizes I want to cry. Most of my monitors have either crappy or too big resolutions.
- marknadal 14y agoYeah, I am the sole developer so right now it is great for mockups and layouts. But demand the features you want, and I'll work towards them! :) I started with basic min/max widths, because that was the sizing I commonly used. Percentages are important also, which will be coming. Plus our experimental logic/animation tool let's you do some pretty spiffy stuff: http://www.screenr.com/Z9o http://www.screenr.com/Z9o and should support media-query conditionals in the future!