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Hi,
I recently tried to rework a project from responsive into non-responsive, and I instantly noticed that there was a significant loss in the resolution quality of text that I had typed into the project. The same exact text, in the responsive version, looks as if it is higher quality and is not as “blurry” as the non-responsive version. I tried retyping some of the now-blurrier text to see if that helped at all, and the text is still of the same low quality.
Both projects have the exact same slide dimensions.
I am wondering if anyone else has encountered this issue, or if there might be some solution.
Thank you
Hi,
I recently tried to rework a project from responsive into non-responsive, and I instantly noticed that there was a significant loss in the resolution quality of text that I had typed into the project. The same exact text, in the responsive version, looks as if it is higher quality and is not as “blurry” as the non-responsive version. I tried retyping some of the now-blurrier text to see if that helped at all, and the text is still of the same low quality.
Both projects have the exact same slide dimensions.
I am wondering if anyone else has encountered this issue, or if there might be some solution.
Thank you
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Lieve is correct. Another solution is to create larger projects that don’t show off the anti-aliasing that you see with 1024 x 627 projects. Lately, I’ve been creating projects that are 1470 x 900. When I publish, I turn on HTML Scaling so the slide shrinks on smaller devices like laptops and tablets. As a result, I no longer hear the complaint about blurry text from my stakeholders. Text is still converted to images, but the anti-aliasing is less pronounced.
Thank you!
Reason is that static text in a non-responsive project is converted to images, and that often makes the text blurry when you are viewing in a bigger resolution than the resolution you designed the project.
That is not the case for dynamic text, which is text including variables. Look at the results slide of a quiz: the variables will appear crisp because they are rendered on runtime. It is an old pain…
Workaround: create an empty variable (no value) and insert it at the end of each text.
Thank you!
