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Error: Twitter did not respond. Please wait a few minutes and refresh this page. Android operating system offers multiple ways for designing UI. One of the most interesting and efficient way of making custom layouts for bu*tons, background is through XML. Its easy to design bu*tons through XML codes and can be used same code for multiple project with slight modification. Bu*tons or Background made from XML has greater advantage. Programmer can modify look and feel of the interface as they wants. You can change color, shape or gradient only modifying XML file.         android:startColor=#9f4b91         android:centerColor=#563fdf         android:endColor=#9f4b91         android:type=linear     android:orientation=vertical     android:gravity=center Now designing custom bu*ton Designing custom bu*ton is bit more complex than custom background but not that hard. Since the state of bu*ton changes upon click, we need to make two XML layout file and a selector file.         android:left=7dp         android:top=15dp         android:startColor=#2c6cba         android:endColor=#61ade2         android:left=7dp         android:top=15dp         android:startColor=#10429c         android:endColor=#3c7fc6     android:orientation=vertical     android:gravity=center Android uses two type of stretchable interface for bu*tons or background. By using images (.jpg, .png, .gif etc) or by manipulating This article demonstrates the making of 9-Patch Images for bu*tons. First make sure you have installed android-SDK, and you have at least one PNG image for making 9-patch image. and DRAG it along the side of the images. To erase you can use RIGHT click on mouse and DRAG. Again select the pixel of the image on the left and top side as shown with BLUE marks. This BLUE mark represents the area that needs to be stretched. Here, the portion with light