My current employer uses PowerPoint 2010 and my team is required to produce Storyline 2 content at 4:3, a decision driven by tradition, but also a large employee base that still includes many users of 4:3 monitors. We do not do mobile, which simplifies things greatly.
We have switched to 4:3 at a resolution of 1024x768, since we found the default Storyline resolution too low, especially with training that incorporates screenshots.
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It depends on the client. I am seeing a shift to widescreen though.
I always use 16.9. Used to get lots of aspect ration complaints when using 4:3. Now don't get any.
Wow, I had not seen that yet. Awesomeness! I just love Powerpoint!
Mostly 16:9
At the moment it seems to be a 50:50 decision.
From my perspective a lot of companies still use the 4:3 PPTX-template. This also influences the aspect ratio of elearning courses.
Currently still using the standard ration (4:3).
16.9 is my preference too.
16:9 typically, if we ever do use Studio.
Widescreen and custom size to fill usable space when viewing on iPad. Still using PowerPoint 2010.
We use 16:9 and our PowerPoint version 2016. Use Storyline 2 most.
It depends ...
16:9 Gives me just that more design real estate. :)
When we use studio is it 4:3.
16:9 mostly.
16:10 for us in Storyline. This looks good on a 4:3 desktop and fills the screen the best on the ipad.
4:3 and PPT '13
usually 4:3 - most of the people in my company has 1024x768 resolution
We typically use 16:9, and we are currently on PowerPoint 2013.
pptx 16:9 2010
storyline 1600*750 works perfect in all browser on all wide screens. with menu upper left.
storyline 1000*500 with menu on left side
storyline 1200*600 with menu on left side
16:9
Hi, 4:3 and PowerPoint 2010
Happy holidays
Hi, 4:3 and PowerPoint 2010
Happy holidays
16:9 for PPT '13
Depends on what I am creating for, but mostly 16:9.
Personally, it depends on the project.
My current employer uses PowerPoint 2010 and my team is required to produce Storyline 2 content at 4:3, a decision driven by tradition, but also a large employee base that still includes many users of 4:3 monitors. We do not do mobile, which simplifies things greatly.
We have switched to 4:3 at a resolution of 1024x768, since we found the default Storyline resolution too low, especially with training that incorporates screenshots.
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