Design/Prototyping tools for Android

For developers getting the right Android developing tool is easy, it’s either Android Studio or Eclipse. For designing/prototyping Android applications it’s a bit more tricky. There are a lot of products/tools you can use, all with different features, prices and usability. So let us look at some Design/Prototyping tools:
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Tips on how to improve your ‪Android‬ ‪UX

During recent Android app clinics I hosted and/or attended, I started noticing developers/designers implement some common UX flaws and found myself questioning if they know how to do proper UX. Some of those Android applications I’ve seen are really well thought out from a technical point of view, but lack good UX. So maybe I should share some techniqu
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What’s new in Android Testing

During Droidcon Italy Stephan Linzner from Google explained upcoming features in the Android Testing Support Library. Lets have a closer look at some:
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The Hitchhiker’s guide to Android Testing, part 2: Espresso

As mentioned in the first article Ali Derbane and me wrote about Android Functional Testing, there are a lot of frameworks you can use. In this second part of the journey I will be explaining the functional testing framework called Espresso.
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Droidcon Tunisia

Two weeks ago I got invited to attend the Droidcon Tunisia. During this two day conference I got to meet so many passionate android developers. During the course of two days I gave two talks and one workshop. The workshop “Prototype your Mobile UX design” was intended to show participants how to prototype an Android application. 100 participants
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