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[codepathreview]

The following features are checked in the readme but not shown in the GIF. These user stories are not given points.

• User sees an app icon on the home screen and a styled launch screen
• User can view the app on various device sizes and orientations

In order for us to count these towards your submission, please record another GIF that captures these features. Once you do, please push your updates and submit your assignment again through the course portal within 48 hours from the posted deadline so that we can regrade it.

[SoupyOfficial]

How are we supposed to show it working with multiple devices in a GIF

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[codepathreview]

Hello there,

Thanks for your response to our feedback. We noticed that your README file is a *txt instead of an *md. We suggest that you first change this to an *md file. All you have to do is to open your repository. Look for your README.txt file. Click the pencil icon and change txt to md so that your README will render as a markdown file and will automatically show the GIF.

For your inquiry, you may separately record GIFs that show the app icon and styled launch screen and GIF that shows the various device and orientation. You can select different devices in your simulator (i.e. iPhone 6, iPhone 12, etc) and select different orientation. You can record these separately and attach the recording to your README.md file. Just add more img tags to your README. For example:

<img src="GIF_URL_1" width=250><br>
<img src="GIF_URL_2" width=250><br>
<img src="GIF_URL_3" width=250><br>

This will all show the GIFs you recorded.

If you need more help, feel free to reach out to us.
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