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Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on reddit You’ve likely experienced the tedious and time-consuming process of scaling and resizing source images to fit the multitude of resolutions required for each platform while ensuring that each version is placed in the correct folder. It can become especially challenging when dealing with cross-platform development. https://uno-website-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/10115159/resize.mp4 Drawing inspiration from ResizetizerNT developed by Redth for Xamarin.Forms (now shipped with .NET MAUI), Uno.Resizetizer automates image handling across all target platforms, including WebAssembly (WASM) and SKIA. With the Uno Resizetizer, you can easily process multiple image sizes and resolutions with a single asset located in one place. This eliminates the need to worry about handling different image sizes and directories, freeing up your time to focus on developing the core functionalities of your application. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through using Uno.Resizetizer to effortlessly handle images, icons, and splash screens for your mobile, web, and desktop applications. How Uno Resizetizer Works In simple terms, Uno.Resizetizer is a tool that generates PNG images of the required size and resolution for each platform based on an SVG asset you provide. It uses a simple naming convention to automatically generate different versions of your images at different resolutions and

Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on reddit Today we’re diving into the application of the Neumorphism design style for our Uno Platform project using XAML and C#. Leo Cazes‘ put together a comprehensive tutorial as he guides you through each step to accomplish the Neumorphism look and feel for a door lock application. Additionally, we will be implementing a simple animation that slides the “lock” up and down. Our aim is to create a single XAML codebase in Uno Platform that can be used on both web and mobile devices, ensuring a consistent visual experience and a similar design across all platforms. You can follow along with the sample code here. Neumorphism and Uno Platform This style is characterized by displaying a rich visual aspect, which tries to show objects on the screen the way we see certain objects in our reality. Just looking at the keys on a keyboard is enough to notice that this style tries to represent the same thing and, through lights and shadows “trick” our brain into perceiving depth on a screen that only has 2 dimensions. The style then tries to make the objects look like they are coming out of the