Have you ever wanted to create a special link for your Android app? A link that can do different things depending on whether someone has the app installed or not? That's where dynamic links come in! Dynamic links make your app more user-friendly and help you reach a wider audience.
Let's see how to create dynamic links for your Android app, step-by-step.
You can sort or log dynamic links by providing Firebase dynamic link API.
The Firebase Dynamic link Example:
So, the following are the steps for the Dynamic link of the Firebase console.
Step 1: Open the Firebase dynamic link
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Step 2: Now click on Get started
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Step 3: Now open the dialog and add prefix and pattern on the dialog with the like domain name.
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Step 4: After adding the domain click on continue.
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Step 5: After creating a new dynamic link, click on the new dynamic link.
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Step 6: Click on the New dynamic link button and open the below dialog.
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Step 7: Fill the information like domain name and name.
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Step 8: Select Open the deep link URL in the browser.
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Step 9: Click on the Create button.
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Step 10: List of added link names.
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In conclusion, create a dynamic link that will direct your users to where they need to go, regardless of your app installation. It will also help your mobile app's engagement, user experience, and discoverability. So why wait? Get started with dynamic links today and see how they can benefit your app!