Question: You are creating the long description for your app. Which of the following is a recommended best practice to do so?
- Ensure that the most vital text is visible on the top half of the web page so that users do not have to scroll to read more.
- Include at least 1,000 words that explain how to reach your external website through your apps' interface.
- Ensure that the most vital text is on the bottom half of the web page so that users are more likely to remember what they read.
- Include at least 1,000 words that give credit to those people who helped create and review your app's interface.
Explanation
A full description should place the most important information where users can see it quickly. Google Play recommends making description text clear, concise, and easy to scan. The top portion should communicate the app’s main benefits and relevant functionality before users need to continue reading. This supports store listing quality by helping users understand the app without unnecessary or irrelevant content.
Why the other options are incorrect
External website instructions A long description should focus on app value and functionality, not lengthy website navigation details.
Bottom half placement Important information should not be delayed because users may not scroll far enough to see it.
Creator credits Lengthy credit information does not help users understand the app’s core value.
Source for verification
https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/13393723
https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/9898842
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