Learn visual precision.
Pixactly is a browser-based training game for estimating size, spacing, proportion, and alignment without reaching for a ruler every time. These guides explain how to practice that skill and how it connects to everyday interface work.
How to estimate pixels by eye
A practical method for turning vague size guesses into repeatable pixel judgment.
UI spacing practice for designers
How spacing exercises improve rhythm, hierarchy, and layout confidence.
Pixel accuracy exercises
Short drills for improving width, height, and proportion estimation.
How Pixactly scoring works
What the score measures and how to read your round results.
Visual calibration for designers
Why repeated visual feedback sharpens design decisions over time.
CSS layout size intuition
Using pixel judgment to make better calls in CSS layouts and responsive interfaces.
Rectangle size estimation guide
A step-by-step way to judge rectangles before drawing them.
Common pixel judgment mistakes
The patterns that cause repeated misses and how to correct them.
A daily visual precision routine
A short repeatable routine for making pixel practice useful without turning it into busywork.
Pixels, points, and screen density
Why screen measurements can feel different across devices and what Pixactly is actually training.