Design Grid

The computer is a powerful multi-functional tool which can perfectly blend in any environment, and domain of activity. It can even be used to measure different designs. However, for this purpose, you need some sort of point of reference, and Design Grid comes with more than enough customization options to meet your demands.

Little time and effort are required on your behalf to get the application running, and you can take it for a spin before you realize. The application’s only visual design is the grid you get to configure. It’s best to try and interact with edges, and corners, because it’s the only way you get to resize, move the grid, and access the settings panel under a custom context menu.

By default, you get to work with a simple, rectangular grid, which you can resize and place in any location on your desktop. Indicators show pixels for each intersection on edges, and there’s also the total resolution.

The application can help you design multiple types of computer programs, or even web pages. For this to work out just fine, the grid can be fitted with an impressive variety of elements, such as cross center, cross diagonal, additional horizontal, and vertical lines, center H and V lines, spirals, circles, ellipse, angles, and a lot more.

Lines themselves can also be customized, in the sense that color can be changed, the style, as well as the size. This also applies to the border, with an additional option for transparency in case you don’t want the grid to cover up the entire design.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Design Grid is a powerful measuring, and design tool, which is sure to help when creating different application interfaces, web page elements, and other types of projects. Customization options represent a great advantage, deserving at least a try overall.