1. Content is defined mathematically using point coordinates that are independent of physical screen pixels.
2. During rendering, point coordinates are multiplied by a scale factor and rasterized into pixels at a higher resolution than the device screen.
3. The rendered image is then downsampled to match the pixel resolution of the physical screen before being displayed.
This document discusses how game developers can use data collection tools to improve their games. It provides examples of how data collection can help with troubleshooting design problems, performance testing, detecting usage patterns, and adjusting difficulty levels. The document also outlines the key elements of rational game design, which uses quantifiable data to balance challenge and fun. It recommends collecting a variety of usage data, looking for patterns, modifying game elements, and repeating the process in an ongoing feedback loop to craft the ideal player experience. Finally, it promotes the tools on id.net for tracking user registrations, engagement, and implementing achievements/leaderboards to further incentivize player participation.
Introduction to Network Analysis in GephiVictor Blaer
This document provides an introduction to network analysis and visualization using Gephi software. It begins with some mindset tips, such as expecting troubleshooting challenges and iterative work. The document then outlines Gephi's interface, including the Overview panel for interactive exploration, Data Laboratory for raw data, and Preview panel for final visualization export. Basic network concepts like nodes, edges, and layout algorithms are defined. The rest of the document demonstrates how to import node and edge data from CSV files, visualize the resulting network, run statistics and filtering, and tweak the layout for clearer presentation. Examples using real-world Twitter data are also briefly mentioned.
This document provides information about Bound Tech's Tableau online training course. It discusses the course content, features of Tableau, Tableau course content including data sources, fields operations, calculations, charts, dashboards, and Tableau navigations. The course is taught with real-time examples and scenarios to provide job-oriented Tableau training. It aims to teach students fundamental to advanced Tableau concepts to help them pursue careers in roles like Business Analyst, Data Scientist, and Tableau Expert.
Bound Tech is a top institute that provides hands-on Tableau training taught by experienced trainers using real-world scenarios and examples. The training covers fundamental concepts, advanced concepts, features of Tableau like data analysis and visualization capabilities, common job roles, course content including data sources, calculations, charts, dashboards and more. It aims to help students learn Tableau and be job ready for roles like business analyst, data scientist and Tableau developer.
Bound Tech is a top institute that provides hands-on Tableau training taught by experienced trainers using real-world scenarios and examples. The training covers fundamental concepts, advanced concepts, and job-oriented skills over 50-60 hours. Students learn how to rapidly analyze data, create dashboards and reports, and share analytics using features of Tableau. The course also provides skills needed for roles like business analyst, data scientist, and Tableau developer.
Insights provide additional value in Necto by highlighting exceptional or unexpected trends in workboard data. The session teaches how to set up Insights by ensuring the workboard contains measures, a date dimension, and allows drilling down on specific components. Insights can then be displayed, customized, and filtered according to date range, dimension, ranking method, and condition to further analyze trends and make predictions.
1. Content is defined mathematically using point coordinates that are independent of physical screen pixels.
2. During rendering, point coordinates are multiplied by a scale factor and rasterized into pixels at a higher resolution than the device screen.
3. The rendered image is then downsampled to match the pixel resolution of the physical screen before being displayed.
This document discusses how game developers can use data collection tools to improve their games. It provides examples of how data collection can help with troubleshooting design problems, performance testing, detecting usage patterns, and adjusting difficulty levels. The document also outlines the key elements of rational game design, which uses quantifiable data to balance challenge and fun. It recommends collecting a variety of usage data, looking for patterns, modifying game elements, and repeating the process in an ongoing feedback loop to craft the ideal player experience. Finally, it promotes the tools on id.net for tracking user registrations, engagement, and implementing achievements/leaderboards to further incentivize player participation.
Introduction to Network Analysis in GephiVictor Blaer
This document provides an introduction to network analysis and visualization using Gephi software. It begins with some mindset tips, such as expecting troubleshooting challenges and iterative work. The document then outlines Gephi's interface, including the Overview panel for interactive exploration, Data Laboratory for raw data, and Preview panel for final visualization export. Basic network concepts like nodes, edges, and layout algorithms are defined. The rest of the document demonstrates how to import node and edge data from CSV files, visualize the resulting network, run statistics and filtering, and tweak the layout for clearer presentation. Examples using real-world Twitter data are also briefly mentioned.
This document provides information about Bound Tech's Tableau online training course. It discusses the course content, features of Tableau, Tableau course content including data sources, fields operations, calculations, charts, dashboards, and Tableau navigations. The course is taught with real-time examples and scenarios to provide job-oriented Tableau training. It aims to teach students fundamental to advanced Tableau concepts to help them pursue careers in roles like Business Analyst, Data Scientist, and Tableau Expert.
Bound Tech is a top institute that provides hands-on Tableau training taught by experienced trainers using real-world scenarios and examples. The training covers fundamental concepts, advanced concepts, features of Tableau like data analysis and visualization capabilities, common job roles, course content including data sources, calculations, charts, dashboards and more. It aims to help students learn Tableau and be job ready for roles like business analyst, data scientist and Tableau developer.
Bound Tech is a top institute that provides hands-on Tableau training taught by experienced trainers using real-world scenarios and examples. The training covers fundamental concepts, advanced concepts, and job-oriented skills over 50-60 hours. Students learn how to rapidly analyze data, create dashboards and reports, and share analytics using features of Tableau. The course also provides skills needed for roles like business analyst, data scientist, and Tableau developer.
Insights provide additional value in Necto by highlighting exceptional or unexpected trends in workboard data. The session teaches how to set up Insights by ensuring the workboard contains measures, a date dimension, and allows drilling down on specific components. Insights can then be displayed, customized, and filtered according to date range, dimension, ranking method, and condition to further analyze trends and make predictions.
Building RIA's from the Prespective of the Finger TipRenaun Erickson
The document discusses building rich internet applications (RIAs) from the perspective of finger tip size on mobile devices. It notes that pixels per inch (PPI) is a better metric than dots per inch (DPI) for mobile screens. A finger tip is used as a baseline unit of measurement, estimated to be around 8x5 finger tips on a Nexus One screen. The document recommends using a baseline PPI of 254 for the Nexus One and scaling layouts relative to different PPIs. It provides suggestions for layout helpers, font sizes, images and constraints to account for varying PPIs across devices.
iOS 11 introduces new features like CoreML, ARKit, and updated Siri that allow apps to gain artificial intelligence capabilities and augmented reality functionality. The App Store is also being redesigned with shorter metadata fields and new search functionality to emphasize keywords, requiring developers to adapt their app discovery strategies. Design guidelines provide specifications for app icons, launch screens, and typography to ensure high quality interfaces across Apple devices.
This document discusses dashboard design. It begins by proposing a cycling app dashboard to track distance, top speed, and calories burned. It then defines dashboards and discusses trends in using them for predictive analytics. The main kinds of dashboards are interactive, allowing changes, and non-interactive for historical data. Data-ink ratio principles for effective data visualization are introduced. Design rules, gestalt principles, and visual hierarchy techniques like color, scale, position and balance are covered. Activities propose guessing dashboard kinds and purposes and redesigning graphs applying these principles. Homework assigns reading about dashboard design and creating one for an app.
The document discusses best practices for data visualization. It covers topics like why we visualize data, understanding different data types, appropriate visualizations for different data, enhancing visualizations, visualization considerations, and dashboard layout. The agenda includes sections on understanding data, visualizations, enhancing visualizations, visualization considerations, and dashboard layout.
SAP BusinessObjects Explorer is a web-based application that allows users to search through business data, apply filters to focus on specific key performance indicators (KPIs), and visualize the data in interactive charts. It enables saving personalized exploration views, sharing views with others, and exporting data to applications like Web Intelligence for further analysis and reporting.
A design system can vastly improve your team's productivity, but most of all, it leads to better products! The challenge lies in creating a mature system and leading its adoption across the company successfully. Let's talk about how we learned to meet the needs of different designers and developers on different products, on different tech stacks. Attendees will go home with tips they can use to improve design systems of any stage.
The document provides information about graphic design and digital imaging. It defines key terms like graphics, multimedia, pixels, resolution, file formats, color modes, and design principles. It discusses topics such as the differences between raster and vector images, lossy vs lossless compression, megapixels and print sizes, and using visual hierarchy, alignment and spacing to create an effective design.
Photoshop, InDesign, and Premiere Pro are the three software programs covered in this document. Photoshop is used primarily for editing photographs and images. It allows editing without damaging file quality and familiarizes users with industry standard software. InDesign is used for design work including text and image layout. Premiere Pro is used for video editing. The document provides step-by-step guides on getting started, understanding tools, and completing edits in each program.
This document provides an overview of data visualization and Tableau software. It defines data visualization as visually representing data to help convey information and insights. It then discusses different types of data visualization techniques like graphs, diagrams, timelines and more. The document also introduces Tableau software, describing it as a tool for interactive data visualization and dashboard creation. It outlines Tableau's features, workspace, different chart types, and provides steps for performing basic data analysis and visualization in Tableau Public.
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This is an introduction to iOS Auto Layout for Product Designers. Auto Layout saves a lot of time and takes a lot of stress and guess work away from the Designer. However, you need to understand how to design for it. This is a quick brain dump from what I have learned. Hope this helps!
Here are some simple tips/hacks which are very helpful in designing a presentation. These hacks do not need any special knowledge. All material required for the hack is included in the presentation itself.
This document provides an overview of the key features and functionality of a web-based geographic information system (GIS). It describes the main components including databases, mapping capabilities, and interactive tools. The system allows users to search for and view property data, print maps, and export/import data in common formats. Detailed information and help documents are accessible through an online help button.
Goodbye Nightmare : Tops and Tricks for creating LayoutsLuc Bors
Luc Bors gave a presentation on creating complex layouts with Oracle ADF Faces. He discussed various layout containers like PanelFormLayout, PanelStretchLayout, PanelSplitter, panelAccordion, and PanelTabbedLayout. He emphasized the importance of using fewer layout containers, reducing the number of components that need to stretch, and working with colors to understand layout behavior. The presentation included tips on resources and best practices like using quick start layouts, avoiding nested scrolling, and benefiting from the PanelGridLayout component.
Luc Bors presented tips and tricks for creating complex layouts with Oracle ADF Faces at ODTUG KScope 2013 in New Orleans. He discussed using various layout containers like the panelFormLayout, panelStretchLayout, panelSplitter, panelAccordion, and panelTabbedLayout. He emphasized the importance of using colors to understand layout behavior and reducing the number of layout containers. The panelGridLayout was highlighted as an effective way to create grid-based layouts without needing spacers or separators. Examples were provided for creating common application layouts like an Outlook-style interface using these techniques.
Vector images use mathematical formulas of lines and curves to create shapes without using pixels, allowing them to stay smooth when zoomed in or out. Raster images are made up of pixels that become visible as jagged edges when zoomed in. Antialiasing reduces jagged edges by surrounding pixel borders with intermediate shades, making lines appear smoother. Image resolution, measured in DPI or PPI, determines image quality and file size, with higher resolution images having more pixels and better quality but larger file sizes. Common file formats for images include TIFF, JPEG, PNG, and GIF, each suited for different uses.
Vector images use mathematical formulas of lines and curves to create shapes without using pixels, allowing them to stay smooth when zoomed in or out. Raster images are made up of pixels that become visible when zoomed in, revealing the image to be made of a series of dots. Higher resolution images have more pixels and result in better quality printing but larger file sizes. Aspect ratio refers to the width-to-height ratio of an image.
Technical documentation of game development Part -1krishn verma
The document provides information about screen resolution, pixels, points, and dots per inch (DPI) for game art design. It explains that resolution, pixels, screen size, and DPI refer to physical screen attributes, while points and density independent pixels are abstract measurements. Key terms are defined, such as pixels, screen size, resolution, DPI, points, and density independent pixels. Methods for converting between pixels and points for iOS and Android are also discussed.
This document discusses how call centers can create a data warehouse to store and analyze their data. It outlines the steps to map data sources, clean the data, and export it to a central warehouse. This includes linking data together and creating support tables. Having a data warehouse allows call centers to determine customer patterns, perform data mining and statistics, and gain insights to improve performance. Properly analyzing the historical data in a warehouse can provide future benefits.
The document discusses dashboard design and best practices. It outlines three key elements of effective dashboards: visual display on a single page or screen with the most important information. Dashboards should present carefully selected metrics in a clear visual format like bar graphs, line graphs or bullet graphs to show comparisons over time. Creation of dashboards should have a clear goal, focus on key metrics and continuously improve based on feedback.
Decormart Studio is widely recognized as one of the best interior designers in Bangalore, known for their exceptional design expertise and ability to create stunning, functional spaces. With a strong focus on client preferences and timely project delivery, Decormart Studio has built a solid reputation for their innovative and personalized approach to interior design.
Building RIA's from the Prespective of the Finger TipRenaun Erickson
The document discusses building rich internet applications (RIAs) from the perspective of finger tip size on mobile devices. It notes that pixels per inch (PPI) is a better metric than dots per inch (DPI) for mobile screens. A finger tip is used as a baseline unit of measurement, estimated to be around 8x5 finger tips on a Nexus One screen. The document recommends using a baseline PPI of 254 for the Nexus One and scaling layouts relative to different PPIs. It provides suggestions for layout helpers, font sizes, images and constraints to account for varying PPIs across devices.
iOS 11 introduces new features like CoreML, ARKit, and updated Siri that allow apps to gain artificial intelligence capabilities and augmented reality functionality. The App Store is also being redesigned with shorter metadata fields and new search functionality to emphasize keywords, requiring developers to adapt their app discovery strategies. Design guidelines provide specifications for app icons, launch screens, and typography to ensure high quality interfaces across Apple devices.
This document discusses dashboard design. It begins by proposing a cycling app dashboard to track distance, top speed, and calories burned. It then defines dashboards and discusses trends in using them for predictive analytics. The main kinds of dashboards are interactive, allowing changes, and non-interactive for historical data. Data-ink ratio principles for effective data visualization are introduced. Design rules, gestalt principles, and visual hierarchy techniques like color, scale, position and balance are covered. Activities propose guessing dashboard kinds and purposes and redesigning graphs applying these principles. Homework assigns reading about dashboard design and creating one for an app.
The document discusses best practices for data visualization. It covers topics like why we visualize data, understanding different data types, appropriate visualizations for different data, enhancing visualizations, visualization considerations, and dashboard layout. The agenda includes sections on understanding data, visualizations, enhancing visualizations, visualization considerations, and dashboard layout.
SAP BusinessObjects Explorer is a web-based application that allows users to search through business data, apply filters to focus on specific key performance indicators (KPIs), and visualize the data in interactive charts. It enables saving personalized exploration views, sharing views with others, and exporting data to applications like Web Intelligence for further analysis and reporting.
A design system can vastly improve your team's productivity, but most of all, it leads to better products! The challenge lies in creating a mature system and leading its adoption across the company successfully. Let's talk about how we learned to meet the needs of different designers and developers on different products, on different tech stacks. Attendees will go home with tips they can use to improve design systems of any stage.
The document provides information about graphic design and digital imaging. It defines key terms like graphics, multimedia, pixels, resolution, file formats, color modes, and design principles. It discusses topics such as the differences between raster and vector images, lossy vs lossless compression, megapixels and print sizes, and using visual hierarchy, alignment and spacing to create an effective design.
Photoshop, InDesign, and Premiere Pro are the three software programs covered in this document. Photoshop is used primarily for editing photographs and images. It allows editing without damaging file quality and familiarizes users with industry standard software. InDesign is used for design work including text and image layout. Premiere Pro is used for video editing. The document provides step-by-step guides on getting started, understanding tools, and completing edits in each program.
This document provides an overview of data visualization and Tableau software. It defines data visualization as visually representing data to help convey information and insights. It then discusses different types of data visualization techniques like graphs, diagrams, timelines and more. The document also introduces Tableau software, describing it as a tool for interactive data visualization and dashboard creation. It outlines Tableau's features, workspace, different chart types, and provides steps for performing basic data analysis and visualization in Tableau Public.
Data Visualisation & Analytics with Tableau (Beginner) - by Maria KoumandrakiOutreach Digital
This document outlines a 7 step process for creating data visualizations in Tableau. It includes an agenda, descriptions of each step, and demos. The 7 steps are: 1) Connecting to data, 2) Cleaning and preparing data, 3) Creating initial visualizations using Show Me or drag and drop, 4) Editing visualizations, 5) Analyzing data and creating additional visualizations, 6) Creating interactive dashboards, and 7) Sharing visualizations. The presenter leads attendees through examples on air pollution data and life expectancy data to demonstrate the process.
This is an introduction to iOS Auto Layout for Product Designers. Auto Layout saves a lot of time and takes a lot of stress and guess work away from the Designer. However, you need to understand how to design for it. This is a quick brain dump from what I have learned. Hope this helps!
Here are some simple tips/hacks which are very helpful in designing a presentation. These hacks do not need any special knowledge. All material required for the hack is included in the presentation itself.
This document provides an overview of the key features and functionality of a web-based geographic information system (GIS). It describes the main components including databases, mapping capabilities, and interactive tools. The system allows users to search for and view property data, print maps, and export/import data in common formats. Detailed information and help documents are accessible through an online help button.
Goodbye Nightmare : Tops and Tricks for creating LayoutsLuc Bors
Luc Bors gave a presentation on creating complex layouts with Oracle ADF Faces. He discussed various layout containers like PanelFormLayout, PanelStretchLayout, PanelSplitter, panelAccordion, and PanelTabbedLayout. He emphasized the importance of using fewer layout containers, reducing the number of components that need to stretch, and working with colors to understand layout behavior. The presentation included tips on resources and best practices like using quick start layouts, avoiding nested scrolling, and benefiting from the PanelGridLayout component.
Luc Bors presented tips and tricks for creating complex layouts with Oracle ADF Faces at ODTUG KScope 2013 in New Orleans. He discussed using various layout containers like the panelFormLayout, panelStretchLayout, panelSplitter, panelAccordion, and panelTabbedLayout. He emphasized the importance of using colors to understand layout behavior and reducing the number of layout containers. The panelGridLayout was highlighted as an effective way to create grid-based layouts without needing spacers or separators. Examples were provided for creating common application layouts like an Outlook-style interface using these techniques.
Vector images use mathematical formulas of lines and curves to create shapes without using pixels, allowing them to stay smooth when zoomed in or out. Raster images are made up of pixels that become visible as jagged edges when zoomed in. Antialiasing reduces jagged edges by surrounding pixel borders with intermediate shades, making lines appear smoother. Image resolution, measured in DPI or PPI, determines image quality and file size, with higher resolution images having more pixels and better quality but larger file sizes. Common file formats for images include TIFF, JPEG, PNG, and GIF, each suited for different uses.
Vector images use mathematical formulas of lines and curves to create shapes without using pixels, allowing them to stay smooth when zoomed in or out. Raster images are made up of pixels that become visible when zoomed in, revealing the image to be made of a series of dots. Higher resolution images have more pixels and result in better quality printing but larger file sizes. Aspect ratio refers to the width-to-height ratio of an image.
Technical documentation of game development Part -1krishn verma
The document provides information about screen resolution, pixels, points, and dots per inch (DPI) for game art design. It explains that resolution, pixels, screen size, and DPI refer to physical screen attributes, while points and density independent pixels are abstract measurements. Key terms are defined, such as pixels, screen size, resolution, DPI, points, and density independent pixels. Methods for converting between pixels and points for iOS and Android are also discussed.
This document discusses how call centers can create a data warehouse to store and analyze their data. It outlines the steps to map data sources, clean the data, and export it to a central warehouse. This includes linking data together and creating support tables. Having a data warehouse allows call centers to determine customer patterns, perform data mining and statistics, and gain insights to improve performance. Properly analyzing the historical data in a warehouse can provide future benefits.
The document discusses dashboard design and best practices. It outlines three key elements of effective dashboards: visual display on a single page or screen with the most important information. Dashboards should present carefully selected metrics in a clear visual format like bar graphs, line graphs or bullet graphs to show comparisons over time. Creation of dashboards should have a clear goal, focus on key metrics and continuously improve based on feedback.
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Visual Design for Enterprise Applications
Range of Visual Styles.
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Architectural and constructions management experience since 2003 including 18 years located in UAE.
Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
including directing the design team, reviewing drafts and computer models, and approving design
changes.
Organize and typically develop, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and
environmental standards.
Prepare feasibility studies, construction contracts, and tender documents with specifications and
tender analyses.
Consulting with clients, work on formulating equipment and labor cost estimates, ensuring a project
meets environmental, safety, structural, zoning, and aesthetic standards.
Monitoring the progress of a project to assess whether or not it is in compliance with building plans
and project deadlines.
Attention to detail, exceptional time management, and strong problem-solving and communication
skills are required for this role.
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5. 320 × 568
375 × 667
1125 × 2001
At the beginning,
coordinates of all
drawings are specified in
Points are abstract units,
they only make sense in
this mathematical
coordinate space.
Points
Point-based drawings are
rendered into pixels. This
process is known as
rasterization.
Point coordinates are
multiplied by scale factor
to get pixel coordinates.
Higher scale factors result
in higher level of detail.
Rendered Pixels
iPhone 6, 6s, 7 iPhone 6+, 6s+, 7+
4.7″
5.5″
points.
render at 3×render at 2×
Display Zoom Display Zoom
414 × 736
1242 × 2208
(pixels)
(points)
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5.5″
render at 3×
375 × 667
750 × 1334
iPhone 6, 6s, 7
render at 2×
320 × 568
640×1136
iPhone 5, 5s, SE
render at 2×
4″
320 × 480
640 × 960
render at 2×
(pixels)
iPhone 4, 4s
3.5″
320 × 480
render at 1×
(pixels)
iPhone 2G, 3G, 3GS
3.5″
(points)(points)
(points)(points)
(points)(points)
downsampling × 0.96 downsampling / 1.15
(pixels)
(pixels)
(pixels)
320 × 480
4.7″
640×1136
(pixels)
upsampling × 1.171875
320 × 568
375 × 667
1125 × 2001
At the beginning,
coordinates of all
drawings are specified in
Points are abstract units,
they only make sense in
this mathematical
coordinate space.
Points
Point-based drawings are
rendered into pixels. This
process is known as
rasterization.
Point coordinates are
multiplied by scale factor
to get pixel coordinates.
Higher scale factors result
in higher level of detail.
Rendered Pixels
iPhone 6, 6s, 7 iPhone 6+, 6s+, 7+
4.7″
5.5″
points.
render at 3×render at 2×
Display Zoom Display Zoom
414 × 736
1242 × 2208
(pixels)
(points)
iPhone 6+, 6s+, 7+
5.5″
render at 3×
375 × 667
750 × 1334
iPhone 6, 6s, 7
render at 2×
320 × 568
640×1136
iPhone 5, 5s, SE
render at 2×
4″
320 × 480
640 × 960
render at 2×
(pixels)
iPhone 4, 4s
3.5″
320 × 480
render at 1×
(pixels)
iPhone 2G, 3G, 3GS
3.5″
(points)(points)
(points)(points)
(points)(points)
downsampling × 0.96 downsampling / 1.15
(pixels)
(pixels)
(pixels)
320 × 480
4.7″
640×1136
(pixels)
upsampling × 1.171875
6. 1125 × 2001
4.7″
5.5″
The device screen may
have lower pixel resolution
than the image rendered
in previous step.
Before the image can be
displayed, it must be
downsampled (resized) to
lower pixel resolution.
Physical Pixels
rasterization.
Point coordinates are
multiplied by scale factor
to get pixel coordinates.
Higher scale factors result
in higher level of detail.
Finally, computed pixels
are displayed on the
physical screen.
The PPI number tells you
how many pixels fit into
one inch and thus how
large the pixels appear in
the real world.
Physical Device
750 × 1334
(device pixels)
1242 × 2208
1080 × 1920
5.5″
show at 401 PPI
(pixels)
(device pixels)
4.7″
1080 × 1920
(device pixels)
4″
3.5″3.5″
downsampling × 0.96 downsampling / 1.15
(pixels)
show at 401 PPIshow at 326 PPIshow at 326 PPIshow at 326 PPIshow at 326 PPIshow at 163 PPI
upsampling × 1.171875
320 × 568
375 × 667
1125 × 2001
At the beginning,
coordinates of all
drawings are specified in
Points are abstract units,
they only make sense in
this mathematical
coordinate space.
Points
Point-based drawings are
rendered into pixels. This
process is known as
rasterization.
Point coordinates are
multiplied by scale factor
to get pixel coordinates.
Higher scale factors result
in higher level of detail.
Rendered Pixels
iPhone 6, 6s, 7 iPhone 6+, 6s+, 7+
4.7″
5.5″
points.
render at 3×render at 2×
Display Zoom Display Zoom
414 × 736
1242 × 2208
(pixels)
(points)
iPhone 6+, 6s+, 7+
5.5″
render at 3×
375 × 667
750 × 1334
iPhone 6, 6s, 7
render at 2×
320 × 568
640×1136
iPhone 5, 5s, SE
render at 2×
4″
320 × 480
640 × 960
render at 2×
(pixels)
iPhone 4, 4s
3.5″
320 × 480
render at 1×
(pixels)
iPhone 2G, 3G, 3GS
3.5″
(points)(points)
(points)(points)
(points)(points)
downsampling × 0.96 downsampling / 1.15
(pixels)
(pixels)
(pixels)
320 × 480
4.7″
640×1136
(pixels)
upsampling × 1.171875