This is the last post in our custom font series. So far, we've looked at various topics for custom fonts on Android. We've seen how to apply different font styles, how to configure things directly in XML and how we can vary settings with build variants. This last post will …

This is the fifth post in our custom fonts series. This week is going to be a little different than the last posts. While the last four topics focused on implementation details, we'll look at an usage example. A while ago, we had a project where the customer uses the …

This is the fourth post in our series of custom fonts on Android. In the last few weeks, we've seen how to use custom fonts and apply different styles to a TextView. This week, we'll show an advanced solution on adding a font parameter to the TextView XML in order …

In our last post, we've looked at an easy way to apply a custom font to all TextViews, without writing a single line of additional code for each instance. If you experimented with our guide, you might have noticed that some TextView parameters, like textSize, continue to work very well. …

Last week, we looked at applying a custom font to an Android TextView. In this post, we'll look at a generalized approach, which is more complex, but also more suitable for a repeated use of custom fonts. {{outline}} {{video}} Applying a Custom Font to All TextViews The solution we presented …

In the last few years, the app stores grew to marketplaces with millions of apps. In order to be successful, you'll need a combination of innovation, marketing & user-friendly design. In this series, we'll look at a small element of the latter. {{outline}} {{video}} Why Custom Fonts? Android uses the …