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Making app usable accross all phones (Android)?

Joneser · 2011-06-20 16:23:55

Hi All, I am just starting an app which will be released on the market and I was just wondering in what way you make the app maintain it's layout accross multiple screen sizes. Would you just check the screen size and load a certain sized icon based on that or is there a specific way that it is generally done? Thanks a lot.

20-06-2011 4:23pm

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Joneser

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Hi All,

I am just starting an app which will be released on the market and I was just wondering in what way you make the app maintain it's layout accross multiple screen sizes. Would you just check the screen size and load a certain sized icon based on that or is there a specific way that it is generally done?

Thanks a lot.

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#2 20-06-2011 4:34pm

Atomic Pineapple

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The documentation covers it pretty comprehensively - http://developer.android.com/intl/de/guide/practices/screens_support.html

But in general terms you create a different layout for each screen size and different graphics for each screen density and place them in the correct locations in the project structure and Android will do the rest.

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