Applying Cross-Platform Techniques

Icons and rendering

The Flutter engine ensures that the UI looks and behaves consistently across different platforms. This is achieved through Flutter’s use of its own rendering engine, which allows Flutter apps to maintain a unified appearance and behavior, regardless of whether they’re running on Android, iOS, web browsers, or desktop platforms. Although it runs quite well with default settings, we need to do some edits of our own to optimize it.

The web folder

The web folder in a Flutter project is used for web-specific resources and configurations. It’s meant for targeting and building the Flutter app to run on web browsers. We can include web-specific HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files in this folder.

When it comes to rendering Flutter apps for the web, there are two primary rendering engines: ...