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Weby2014-06-07 15:21:12
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Weby, 2014-06-07 15:21:12

It is not clear under what amount of DPI to start developing an interface for android applications? 480 or 432 (Samsung Galaxy s5)

Hello.
I'm going to make an interface for an android application (no experience), on Google developer.android, different Dpi are indicated based on the size, but, let's say, the same Galasy s5 has 432 Dpi, I can't figure out how many Dpi to start development with, if you plan to cover practically all devices with different resolutions.
Sincerely.

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Vladimir Yakushev, 2014-06-07
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You need to do it for all dpi: mdpi, hdpi, xhdpi, xxhdpi, and you can even do it under xxxhdpi. But, it is worth considering the specifics of the application: the application will work only on smartphones, only on tablets, or on both types of devices. If only on one view, then it makes sense to think about the restrictions when adding an application to the market.
To simplify your life, you should try to avoid static graphics, or make them for all device sizes and arrange them in the appropriate resource folders.
Well, you should definitely read: developer.android.com/intl/ru/training/multiscreen... Moreover, this section has long been translated into Russian and there is no need to speak English.

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