Short, practical answers to every question between "I have some HTML" and "my app is on Google Play". Each guide opens with the quick answer, then the detail, then a checklist.
Getting web content into an app: files, ZIPs, live sites, and the traps in between.
Every step from a folder of HTML to an app on a phone, in the order you meet them.
9 min readThe IDE is optional — here are the routes that skip it, and what each gives up.
6 min readHow to zip a multi-page site so it converts cleanly — layout, entry page, paths and file:// limits.
7 min readLayout, paths, bundler settings and routing that survive being packed into an app.
6 min readIcons, identifiers and version numbers — the fields every Android build must get right.
Every size, the adaptive safe zone, the store icon's rules, and designing for 48 px.
6 min readSyntax, the reverse-domain convention, and why this one setting is permanent.
5 min readWhich one users see, which one Play enforces, and numbering schemes that will not trap you.
5 min readBundles, signing and the Play Console, from first upload to a live listing.
Whether a WebView app is the right shape for your project at all.
Upload an HTML file or a ZIP, set your icon and name, and download a signed Android app. No Android Studio, no command line.
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