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THEMAL
THEMAL
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June 28, 2018
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[FR] Préçision sur le Plan de Travail

  • June 28, 2018
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Bonjour !

Voici ma question. J'ai récemment découvert qu'un prototype en 1440 x 2559 s'affiche exactement de la même manière qu'un plan par défaut Iphone 6 / 7 / 8 sur la preview android. Je me demande donc comment c'est possible puisque j'ai un Samsung Galaxy S7, la totalité de l'écran est identique de celui d'un iphone et rien ne se déforme ^^

Comment ça fonctionne au juste ? Si je veux éditer exclusivement pour un Samsung Galaxy S7, mais que des écrans plus grand ou plus petit font l'affaire, alors à quoi ça sert ? Comment on s'en sert ??? x)) Merci !

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Correct answer elainecc

So, this is a surprisingly complex question, and it's going to require a surprisingly complex answer. Before I dive into the details, the quick answer you might be looking for:

  • The Samsung Galaxy S7 is at a 16:9 ratio, and so is the iPhone 6/7/8, so it fits pretty well
  • Exporting the iPhone 6/7/8 at 2x for your needs will generally show you some antialiased lines, so it's not perfect

One of the issues with the Android devices is the multiplicity of screen sizes. Over the course of the development of the Android ecosystem, the industry has seen screen sizes that vary wildly, including the Galaxy S7, which is close to, but not quite the same aspect ratio as the Android default screen size (which would have been 2560px in height).

Your best bet is to design at Android, export as "designed at" 1x, and then use the 400% exported assets for your development.

Hope that helps!

-Elaine

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Atul_Saini
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Atul_SainiCommunity Manager
Community Manager
June 29, 2018

Hi Themal,

Thanks for using Adobe XD and sharing your feedback. As per the description, the prototype of size 1440 x 2559 looks identical on both iPhone and on Samsung Galaxy S7. You also wanted to know how you can create a prototype specific to Samsung Galaxy S7.

Could you please share the link of the prototype so that we may assist you appropriately. I would also like to where you are previewing the prototype.

I would like to inform you that for being specific to Samsung Galaxy S7, please use viewport information of the device to create the artboard.

Thanks,

Atul_Saini

THEMAL
THEMALAuthor
Participant
June 29, 2018

Bonjour,

Ma question est simple : Si le responsive n'est pas actif dans Adobe xD, alors a quoi sert les différents écrans ??

Pour poursuivre ma question, inutile de partager ce prototype J'y tiens trop, en revanche vous pouvez regarder par vous même en utilisant mes dimensions. Tout ce que je veux comprendre c'est pourquoi une dimension Samsung Galaxy s7 est compatible à 200% avec un iPhone 6/7/8 ??

Cette question est importante car je fais une maquette mais en ayant découvert ça je dois adapter au bon écran : chose impossible puisque les dimension officiel de mon téléphone sont de 1440x2556 (iPhone 6/7/8 est beaucoup moins grand mais s'affiche pareil sur preview android) alors pouvez - vous m'aider sur ça s'il vous plaît ??

Je dois utiliser quel proportions pour un Samsung Galaxy s7 ???

elainecc
elaineccCorrect answer
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June 29, 2018

So, this is a surprisingly complex question, and it's going to require a surprisingly complex answer. Before I dive into the details, the quick answer you might be looking for:

  • The Samsung Galaxy S7 is at a 16:9 ratio, and so is the iPhone 6/7/8, so it fits pretty well
  • Exporting the iPhone 6/7/8 at 2x for your needs will generally show you some antialiased lines, so it's not perfect

One of the issues with the Android devices is the multiplicity of screen sizes. Over the course of the development of the Android ecosystem, the industry has seen screen sizes that vary wildly, including the Galaxy S7, which is close to, but not quite the same aspect ratio as the Android default screen size (which would have been 2560px in height).

Your best bet is to design at Android, export as "designed at" 1x, and then use the 400% exported assets for your development.

Hope that helps!

-Elaine

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