Example: I took the screen size of 1920x1080, I know what'll be shown in that particular screen's area when I stretch it to 1920x3000, there's a blue dotted line which shows the original fold's ending (1080 pixels) but after that there's no blue dotted which would show up after the end of the second fold (2160) and so on.
The pain here is, the user has to go inside 'Desktop Preview' or hit the 'Play' button to see what information is being shown in the first, second, etc., fold.
Solution: Just show a blue dotted line on doubling tripling etc., of the artboard from the original value. This will help in saving a lot of time and bringing utmost precision without hassle.
Junaid Aziz
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Example: I took the screen size of 1920x1080, I know what'll be shown in that particular screen's area when I stretch it to 1920x3000, there's a blue dotted line which shows the original fold's ending (1080 pixels) but after that there's no blue dotted which would show up after the end of the second fold (2160) and so on.
The pain here is, the user has to go inside 'Desktop Preview' or hit the 'Play' button to see what information is being shown in the first, second, etc., fold.
Solution: Just show a blue dotted line on doubling tripling etc., of the artboard from the original value. This will help in saving a lot of time and bringing utmost precision without hassle.