Google presented its relatively new quality levels for Android Widget as part of a themed week (Spotlight Week). Has been there A contribution to documentationThis explains these new quality levels in detail and provides the best practice. The quality level for widgets is to adapt to developers to customize their widgets and improve user experience.
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Google emphasizes In their declaration contribution User is an important role of widget for loyalty and visibility of apps. The new widget levels provide developers and developers for the implementation of the best practice in quality level widget development. The purpose of these levels is to ensure that widgets are on various Android devices, including smartphones, tablets and folding devices, coherent and attractive.
Subdivision in three phases
There are three quality levels: differentiated (level 1), quality standard (level 2) and low quality (level 3). The highest level, “differentiated”, requires widgets which are characterized by personal design and adaptability. Widgets of this category enable individual experiences and support to design unique starting screen. They not only meet the requirements of the second stage, but also provide additional improvements in the context of layout, color and system integration.
Widgets of quality level 1 adapt to the layout and design through accurate cutting, appropriate dimensions and effective color and contrasting use.
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The second phase, included “quality standard”, widgets which are functional and experimental by completing the basic norms for layouts, color and search. On the other hand, the third stage widget, “low quality”, do not meet minimum requirements and provide an optimal user experience.
The widget that meets quality standards will be easy to find under the new widget filter in Google Play. Encourages Android developers To contribute to your announcement Using a canonical widget layout based on jetpack sight components to facilitate the manufacture of high quality widgets.
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