Android Question Struggling with designing screens for different devices

[mengrie]

Hi, I have created an app that is used by several persons, all with a different smartphone having different screen sizes. So far I created my screens, in Designer, in such a way they would fit for all of them. On some they look OK on others bit less OK but still useable/readable. Recently, A new smartphone was add to the list and screens are again not OK on that smartphone.
So, I am looking for some guidelines, examples, instructions, manual that can explain me how to create screens in Designer (or code) that would fit "any" smartphone screen.
Thx in advance for pointing me to the right place or in the right direction.

 

[aeric]

Have you read this guide?

https://www.b4x.com/guides/B4XVisualDesigner.html

 

[MicroDrie]

Without any screen example of what you want to achieve it is very difficult to tell what is going wrong. The problem can be in your screen design or in the program code used. The best thing to do is to just use the default out-of-the-box screen size layout.

The key is to use the horizontal and vertical anchors correctly to make sure that the total horizontal and vertical screen space is fully utilized by selecting the . You can achieve this by basing your screen design on a panel or canvas as a background. This allows you to use the full width and height of the screen both horizontally and vertically. I recommend that you first select all screen components (CTRL-A), then cut (CTRL-X), then add a panel or canvas full screen (fully align horizontally and vertically

) and then select the panel or canvas and paste the screen design with CTRL-V. This would probably solve your screen challenge. Otherwise, attach your screen design bal file to your response.