Create tablet-sized preview images for Apple App Store/Google Play Store pages

[eecavanna]

This ticket is the tablet-sized counterpart of #136.

Tasks

• 1. Determine whether having tablet-sized preview images is required by the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store
  • I propose this be done by 👤 @pkalita-lbl as he continues iterating on the app store listings. I think, if having tablet-sized images is, indeed, required, the "edit listing" forms will show some validation error message when those images haven't been provided yet.
• 2. Determine the technical requirements for tablet-sized preview images (done; see sub-bullets here)
  • Requirements for Android (according to the Google Play Console):

    7-inch tablet screenshots: Upload up to eight 7-inch tablet screenshots. Screenshots must be PNG or JPEG, up to 8 MB each, 16:9 or 9:16 aspect ratio, with each side between 320 px and 3,840 px
    10-inch tablet screenshots: Upload up to eight 10-inch tablet screenshots. Screenshots must be PNG or JPEG, up to 8 MB each, 16:9 or 9:16 aspect ratio, with each side between 1,080 px and 7,680 px

  • Requirements for iPadOS (according to App Store Connect):

    iPad 13" display: Drag up to 3 app previews and 10 screenshots here for iPad 12.9" or 13" Displays. (2064 × 2752px, 2752 × 2064px, 2048 × 2732px or 2732 × 2048px)

• 3. Determine the Canva frames we would use, then provide guidance to @eecavanna about the screenshot dimensions
  • I propose this be done by the same people that did it for the phone-sized images, which I think were 👤 @ljohnson09 and 👤 @kaelanprime
  • This is pending the completion of task 1
• 4. Take the screenshots (same scenes as last time), then share them with @kaelanprime
  • I propose this be assigned to 👤 me (@eecavanna), since I did it for the phone-sized images
  • This is pending the completion of task 3
• 5. Produce the final images in Canva
  • I propose this be assigned to 👤 @kaelanprime, since she did it for the phone-sized images
  • This is pending the completion of task 4

I've only assigned it to one person at this point—the person I proposed own task 1.