Big or small screen?

[Kennysplash]

We all have our own preferences when it comes to the size of the screen we use for design. Some prefer a large screen so that their designs can be amplified. Others feel like it stresses them so they keep it to a minimal screen size.

Which one do you prefer?

 

[Ryder]

It's better 100% when you are using a bigger screen to work on graphic design projects. This is why I don't do anything on my smartphone unless it is very important for me to do so. I always work on my laptop.

 

[Angelina]

I prefer a larger screen for design. It gives me more space to see details clearly and to arrange elements accurately. A smaller screen will make you to miss some little things that you don't want to miss.

 

[Ezra]

I've seen some people really trying to do something using their smartphone which makes me laugh because there's no one who's a serious graphic designer that would depend on their smartphone for doing any kind of job.

 

[Patrick]

I've never designed anything on a small screen and that's because it's too much work that's always being very stressful on a smaller screen.

 

[Ezra]

I prefer a larger screen for design. It gives me more space to see details clearly and to arrange elements accurately. A smaller screen will make you to miss some little things that you don't want to miss.

Zooming on smaller screen to see things well makes my job more difficult. It's why when I can't have access to my desktop or laptop, I will never start any job with my smartphone.

 

[Kennysplash]

I've never designed anything on a small screen and that's because it's too much work that's always being very stressful on a smaller screen.

Many think like this too. But others think that navigating a bigger screen is way too much work and it strains the neck.

 

[Ezra]

I've never designed anything on a small screen and that's because it's too much work that's always being very stressful on a smaller screen.

I can't do any serious work on a smaller screen. I do less jobs that doesn't require too much focus and scrutiny on my smartphone. Big jobs are handled on my PC/lappy.

 

[Axel]

I haven't seen a graphic designer who prefers to work on a smaller screen because that's like choosing to suffer more before completing a job.

 

[Gregory]

Working on a bigger screen is more satisfying for me because it is going to make the whole work more visible for me to get exactly what I am looking for.