Figma - Frames and LayoutWhy do guides in Figma always snap to pixel values rather than fractional pixels?ABecause fractional pixels are not supported by monitorsBTo reduce file sizeCTo ensure sharp rendering and avoid blurry edgesDBecause snapping to fractions slows down performanceCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand pixel snapping purposeSnapping guides to whole pixels ensures designs render sharply without blurry edges.Step 2: Exclude incorrect reasonsFractional pixels are supported by monitors; file size and performance are unrelated to snapping precision.Final Answer:To ensure sharp rendering and avoid blurry edges -> Option CQuick Check:Pixel snapping = sharp edges [OK]Quick Trick: Snap guides to whole pixels for crisp design [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking monitors don't support fractional pixelsAssuming snapping affects file sizeBelieving snapping slows performance
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