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In the case of breakpoints, we won’t be taking into account the retina display variable. So while your design for an iPhone 6 may be in a 750px wide Photoshop file, the actual breakpoint would be 375px as an iPhone 6 is a 2x retina display. The table below highlights a few key breakpoints you should consider using.
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In the case of breakpoints, we won’t be taking into account the retina display variable. So while your design for an iPhone 6 may be in a 750px wide Photoshop file, the actual breakpoint would be 375px as an iPhone 6 is a 2x retina display. The table below highlights a few key breakpoints you should consider using.
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In the case of breakpoints, we won’t be taking into account the retina display variable. So while your design for an iPhone 6 may be in a 750px wide Photoshop file, the actual breakpoint would be 375px as an iPhone 6 is a 2x retina display. The table below highlights a few key breakpoints you should consider using.
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In the case of breakpoints, we won’t be taking into account the retina display variable. So while your design for an iPhone 6 may be in a 750px wide Photoshop file, the actual breakpoint would be 375px as an iPhone 6 is a 2x retina display. The table below highlights a few key breakpoints you should consider using.
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In the case of breakpoints, we won’t be taking into account the retina display variable. So while your design for an iPhone 6 may be in a 750px wide Photoshop file, the actual breakpoint would be 375px as an iPhone 6 is a 2x retina display. The table below highlights a few key breakpoints you should consider using.
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