How to use icons for iOS, Android & windows home screens?
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Hello All,
Which are the latest icons' dimensions for IOS, Andorid and windows home screens? Can you please guide me and way form implementing it?
Thanks!
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Ok so this allows your website to be saved down to the homescreen as a bookmarked icon. Your phone should select the best resolution for your screen from the above dimensions.
If you are doing the same for an App - sorry should of asked it may be different depending on how your app is compiled.
EDIT : Ignore last bit in first message, looks like I pasted a bit too much
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@Tim Holmes,
Thanks for quick response. I would like to know what is the purpose of following script?
Thanks!
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Hey Johny, a quick google search and looking at some of my own code helped with with the below. Hope it is of some use.
Google/Android - click here for official page
Apple iOS - click here for official page Windows - click here for details on StackOverflow--
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