In 2019, a graduate student in Sattler’s laboratory suggested an alternative. “I’m not gonna give the adjective that I really want to say, but they were just really not nice,” Sattler says of the resulting images. But Illustrator is a professional-grade tool with a notoriously steep learning curve, and PowerPoint’s strength is slide shows, not graphic design. Microsoft’s tool for creating and displaying slideshow presentations is one of two popular options for creating scientific illustrations the other is Adobe Illustrator. So, when the time came to document what her team had done for a journal article, Sattler did what her colleagues frequently do: she fired up PowerPoint. But papers still need writing - and illustrating. If you have any other basic pixel dimensions that you are always having to look up, please add them in the comments! In the future I may make more of these reference images, so if you have any requests please list them here.Like many researchers, Rita Sattler is trained to conduct science, not to draw it. Those are the notes that I find myself referring to the most now they are all in one place! In fact, I referred to them twice for my regular work projects since making these reference lists :] This is because when the same app is on the iPhone, the 320 pixel width fits iPhone Portrait mode perfectly. IPad Nav Bar and Tool Bar button icons: about 20×20 pixels IPad Nav Bar and Tool Bar buttons: 30 pixels high IPad Navigation Bar and Tool Bars: 44 pixels high IPhone Tab Bar icon: about 30×30 pixels iPad Pixel Dimensions IPhone Tab Bar: 49 pixels high (does not change) IPhone Toolbar button icon: about 20×20 pixels IPhone Toolbar button: 30 pixels high (does not change) IPhone Toolbar: 44 pixels high (does not change)
IPhone Nav bar button icons: about 20×20 pixels (when in Landscape mode, it shrinks the 20×20 pixel icon) For example, a 30-pixel high button is actually a 29-pixel high button with a 1-pixel highlight on the bottom.
For iPhone Retina display, all pixel dimensions are doubled.Pass this on to anyone who might find it useful - save it and give it to designers you hire, or bookmark it for when you begin your next project!įor those of you who would prefer a list instead, read on. Hopefully it will help someone else out there who needs a quick reference.
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