2.2 KiB
2.2 KiB
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| What are those symbols next to my measurements? |
You might have noticed these kind of icons next to your measurements:
The value they represent shows how far the measurement deviates from the proportions we test our designs with:
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The value is <strong x-id="1">significantly lower</strong>
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The value is <strong x-id="1">a good bit lower</strong>
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The value is <strong x-id="1">a bit lower</strong>
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The value is <strong x-id="1">very close</strong>
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The value is <strong x-id="1">very close</strong>
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The value is <strong x-id="1">a bit higher</strong>
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The value is <strong x-id="1">a good bit higher</strong>
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The value is <strong x-id="1">significantly higher</strong>
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These indicators serve a dual purpose:
- Help you spot mistakes in your measurements (you know best where your outliers are)
- Help you anticipate where our software might struggle to come up with good results
There are no good or bad measurements
Designing patterns for a variety of shapes is hard work.
Unlike other pattern companies, we don't limit ourselves to a particular size range. All people and all bodies are welcome here.
If it turns out it doesn't work for you, please let us know and we'll try to do better.