Designing adaptive apps

Learn how to design and develop apps that adapt beautifully across multiple Android devices. Discover best practices to create apps that adapt effortlessly, saving time, and meeting user expectations across multiple devices. We'll dive into practical strategies for using panes across window classes, addressing key considerations for phones, foldables, and tablets. We'll also showcase adaptive components that ensure a seamless and cohesive user experience across all devices.
Speakers: Aneesha Kommineni, Javier Lopez
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[@AndroidDevelopers]

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[@mlememe9541]

those screen size classes and panes look really cool. they're just like brakpoints and containers but named way more different.

[@HigherQualityUploads]

7:39 The two lower boxes aren't centered... -_-

[@jam4l]

And they talk about design huh 😆😆

[@Mar_D_Soul]

We have a guidance for a compact, medium, expanded screens. We have a guidance for transition between them. But what about the guidance for compact and... dunno... "extra-compact"? The phones with a diagonal lesser than 5" exist. Everyone's used to walking with "shovels" with more than 6.5". If an app looks good on a compact (6"-7") screen it doesn't mean that the app will be good on an another "compact" (4"-5.5") screen.

[@vengateshm2122]

Pane - A section in ui which can be configured.