Ios Graphic Design Question for Universal Apps

Yes you would need an @2x button because you have the standard iPad and the Retina version. For more info, check out this link: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/userexperience/conceptual/mobilehig/IconsImages/IconsImages.html

@Amit thanks but this link does not address sizes for buttons on the ipad, it just talks about icons and start pages etc...

To clarify are you saying that If I have a button this size (600 x 88) for the ipad on my universal app.

I need to create an @2x for it meaning a bigger version with double the dimensions (600 x 88)@2x = 1200 x 176

@Mikailia Yes, you have to make it twice the size of the standard image. Which would mean @2x = 1200 x 176. So that the image can appear crisp on a Retina display otherwise it will appear fuzzy.

@Amit...Also When I choose to use Images to represent my buttons by going to the attribute inspector. I navigate to the Image label/option then i select an image in the drop down list.

Should I always use the @2x (retina Display version) or just use the regular version (Not @2x version)

Meaning..which version of my image should i use to represent a button..the @2x or not @2x version..hope this makes sense..Appreciate all your help.

You always use the normal version of your graphic (without @2x). It will then use the high resolution graphic automatically.

Thanks Peter.

Thanks Peter.