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[Proposal] Screenshots #4
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Ilithy
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Oct 24, 2022
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- (first drafts) Added screenshots of the application.
- Added links in the readme to the screenshots
- Fixed the "get it on Github" badge
- Added IzzyOnDroid link and badge
- Many thanks from me for this new app, which has perfectly found its place on my pixel, and which already works very well ❤️
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Thank you, highly appreciated <3 |
Updated the config and manually triggered an update – thanks! Would be better if they came without that framing (apart of transparency getting lost when converting to JPG, it wastes useful screen estate on small screens – and yes, I convert to JPG as it reduces size by 50%+ which is good for low-end devices and small data plans, plus for faster page loads 😉) |
Great, thank you for fetching them <3
Fair, we'll use JPGs without the framing next time to impress with great screenshots :) |
Wonderful, thanks! |
@IzzySoft and @Bnyro I'll try to make it lighter from now on (100K max per image seems acceptable?). Should I remove the transparent background too? That looks cleaner (I think), whether the user is using a light or dark theme, it fits better...(but I can basically not add it) can I leave it on if I can stay under 100KB per image? For the frame, you decide, should I make basic captures? (This is said without malice) Thanks |
No prob, @Ilithy – one cannot be aware of everything. I usually try to keep screenshots as light as possible (they should give an impression of the app, they're not a "high-res image gallery" 🙈). So I resize to 350:x (portrait) and hope they get below 30k each (on average), which in most cases involves converting them to JPG. Which also means: no prob if yours are at "full HD", my updater takes care for that.
Makes sense, as converting to JPG makes it greenish; if you remove the frames anyway, it would be gone anyway, right? And yes, "basic captures" would be great! As pointed out, users whould get an impression of what to expect. You can still have a high-res image gallery elsewhere. If e.g. you have a nice Wiki page (Github offers that feature, so do Codeberg and GitLab should you move one day), I could configure that as "app website" to point users there. That all are just suggestions, I of course take what's there. Just for best results… well, you get the idea 😉 |