Using split screen means that you place two windows side by side. This is a good way to be more efficient when working with one screen. Instead of switching between different tabs and windows, you can simply work with two different windows that are snapped side by side.
Efficiency is paramount in the world of web design, and having the ability to seamlessly access multiple resources can make a world of difference. While the luxury of two monitors is often coveted, it's not always feasible. So, how can you replicate this setup on a single screen? In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the process of creating a split-screen setup, revolutionizing your workflow and maximizing efficiency.
1. Separate Windows: Begin by dragging the tab you're currently working on to create a separate window.
2. Tile Windows: Once you have two separate windows, hover over the green "open in full-screen" icon and select the option to tile the window either to the left or right side of your screen.
3. Optimize Efficiency: With your primary design window occupying one half of the screen and your secondary window occupying the other half, you can seamlessly switch between tasks without losing sight of your content.
4. Customize Window Size: If you require more space for your design window, simply adjust the size by dragging the middle bar to the left or right.
5. Exiting Split Mode: To return to normal mode, click on the green icon at the top of the screen to exit full-screen mode.
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