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COSorry about that. By opinions I really just meant whether it's a good idea or not considering the potential difficulty. So far, I've just been playing around with it. I used a random picture for the background and then placed a few buttons, made them invisible, and fit them around on the screen using transparent images to bridge the gaps. I just overlay the buttons onto whatever part of the background I need to. So far so good. The question was whether or not this functionality will carry on to different resolutions but I guess that is more of a hypothetical question.*sigh*Thanks anyways.
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Sorry about that. By opinions I really just meant whether it's a good idea or not considering the potential difficulty. So far, I've just been playing around with it. I used a random picture for the background and then placed a few buttons, made them invisible, and fit them around on the screen using transparent images to bridge the gaps. I just overlay the buttons onto whatever part of the background I need to. So far so good. The question was whether or not this functionality will carry on to different resolutions but I guess that is more of a hypothetical question.*sigh*Thanks anyways.
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1. POCan an Android UI completely designed in Photoshop (using only invisible buttons in xml) work without compatibility issues on different resolutions?
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1. USJasjit Singh Marwah

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