Golden Ratio in Design: Common Size Examples (1920px, 1280px, etc.)

Golden Ratio Calculation

The Golden Ratio is easy to calculate. You simply multiply a given value by 1.618.

However, doing the math manually can be a hassle. That’s why the best approach is to ask GPT or use an automated tool that calculates and visualizes it for you.

Golden Ratio Examples

Here’s a table showcasing commonly used values in UX/UI design, along with their Golden Ratio calculations and usage examples:

Input ValueGolden Ratio ValueUsage
100161.8Typography, Button Height
120194.16Typography, Small Cards
144232.99Icons, Logo Elements
160258.88Buttons, Component Heights
192310.66Icons, Profile Pictures
240388.32Card Width, Modal Dialogs
256414.21Grid Layouts, Sidebar Width
320517.76Mobile Layouts, Image Thumbnails
360582.48Mobile Layouts, Column Widths
400647.2Hero Sections, Feature Images
480776.64Desktop Layouts, Sidebar Widths
512828.42Logos, Illustrations
600970.8Forms, Modals
6401035.52Tablet Layouts, Image Containers
7201164.96Tablet Layouts, Image Galleries
8001294.4Web Layouts, Main Content Width
9601553.28Web Layouts, Grid Columns
10241656.83Tablet Screen Widths, Content Areas
10801747.44Standard HD Resolution Height
12001941.6Website Width, Full-Screen Modals
12802071.04Desktop Layouts
13662210.19Common Laptop Screen Width
14402329.92Widescreen Monitors, Layouts
15362485.25High-Resolution Displays
16002588.8Large Web Layouts
16802718.24Desktop Grid Layouts
19203106.56Full HD Screens, Page Widths
20483313.66Retina Displays, High-Resolution UI
25604142.084K Screens, Ultra-Wide Layouts
38406213.124K Ultra HD, Large Displays

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