2. Golden Ratio Typography Calculator

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Divide the square in half with a vertical line to create two rectangles.

In one rectangle, draw a line connecting the opposite corners.

Expand this line horizontally as shown in the figure.

Create another rectangle using the horizontal line you drew in the previous steps as a guide. Done!

"Golden" instruments

If drawing and measuring is not your favorite pastime, leave all the "dirty work" to the tools that are designed specifically for this. With the help of the 4 editors presented below, you can easily find the Golden Ratio!

1. GoldenRATIO

The GoldenRATIO app helps you design websites, interfaces, and layouts according to the Golden Ratio. It’s available on the Mac App Store for $2.99, and has a built-in calculator with visual feedback, and a handy Favorites feature that stores settings for repetitive tasks. Compatible with Adobe Photoshop.

This calculator will help you create perfect venezuela mobile database for your website according to the principles of the Golden Ratio. Just enter the font size, content width in the field on the website, and click "Set my type"!

3. Phicalculator

This is a simple and free application for Mac and PC. Just enter a number and it will calculate the proportion for it according to the Golden Ratio rule.

4. Atrise Golden Section

A convenient program that will save you from the need for calculations and drawing grids. With it, finding ideal proportions is easy! Works with all graphic editors, including Photoshop. Despite the fact that the tool is paid - $ 49, you can test the trial version for 30 days.

Fibonacci numbers in architecture. Golden section 4h
Dedicated to my math teacher, G. F. Shmullin, with love and respect...
St. Petersburg is built on the principle of the Golden Section, and Moscow - on the principle of symmetry, and that is why the differences in the perception of these two cities are so noticeable, and that is why a St. Petersburg resident, arriving in Moscow, "gets a headache", and a Muscovite "gets a headache" arriving in St. Petersburg. It takes some time to tune in to the city (like when flying to the States - you need to tune in to time).