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The total width and height of what you are buying is not clear at all.

• jbenz 17y ago
  Yes, we are adding a (w) and (h) into the dimensions. Which brings up a question. We discussed this a lot. Should it be: a) 5 in (w) x 10 in (h) b) 5 W x 10 H inches or c) W: 5 in x H: 10 in ?
  • timmaah 17y ago
    Well looking at it more, it does seem some of the designs have in the editor "Material Area".. is that only if you have a background? I would stick with the format the editor uses.. 5 x 10 in
    • jbenz 17y ago
      Exactly. "Material Area" is only if you're creating a sticker or banner, which as of now have one background shape. Wall and Window Graphics can have many shapes (or objects).
  • timmaah 17y ago
    Also, it might be helpful to have an easier way to enlarge/resize an image. For example.. the Pirate Surfer image is really cool, but by default opens to a 9.8x5.3in size for $10. What if I want this a good sized to put on my kids wall and I'm willing to pay ~$100. To get to my $100 limit I had to drag the resize and zoom alternately a few times to make it large enough. Perhaps some size defaults under the image that are clickable.. Small (9x5): $10 Medium (24x15): $25 Large (48x36): $80 And clicking those would auto resize the image in the editor?
    • jbenz 17y ago
      That's a great idea, and something that I've vaguely considered. For this particular design, the user saved it at 9.8 x 5.3 inches, so that's the default size in the design center. I like the idea of immediate size options, that allow you to jump between sizes. Of course, every object (piece of art, text, whatever) is a custom size, so it would have to work based on percentages somehow, and not a set number of inches. We're working on it.
  • frossie 17y ago
    (c) W: 5 in x H: 10 in is clearest to me