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This document provides guidance for designers and beginning Android application developers on supporting multiple screen sizes. It covers topics relevant to designing graphics assets that can adapt to different screen sizes of Android devices and creating apps that can adjust their user interfaces for various screens. The intended audiences are designers creating assets for Android and beginning developers building their first Android apps.
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