[android-developers] Re: UI problem

Depends on if you use custom images for the UI elements. If so, you
will need to make different versions for each screen configuration
(LDPI, MDPI, HDPI and the xtra large one if you truly avid in this).
If your UI is comprised of only the standard UI components that the
Android SDK presents you, then using relative layouts in your UI
design is much better than fixed layouts. Using RelativeLayout instead
of let's say LinearLayout will cause the UI to automatically scale the
components you have placed on it.

On 26 mei, 11:40, kaushik p <kaushiks...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I have written a UI for one android phone say "X" whose screen size is 7
> inches , now if i install my application to other phone whose screen is 3
> inches , the UI is not relatively displayed . It still shows the button as
> huge as 7 inch screen one . Due to this my application is only half visible
> on the screen . Please help me to make my application in such a way that it
> is correctly visible on cell phone of any size .
>
> --
> Thanks&Regards
> Kaushik Pendurthi
>
> http://kaushikpendurthi.blogspot.com/

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