App information

Please read the Licensing terms before you download this content.

The app information screen is split into two sections. The top of the screen provides a series of onwards links to important information about your app. It must contain the following mandatory links;

Terms of use

This links you to the 'terms of use' page

Privacy

This links you to the 'your information and privacy' page

Send us your feedback

This will open your default email composer

BBC account help (if using BBC account)

This links you to the 'creating and using your account' pages

These are followed by an 'about this app' section. Here you should place the build and version number, and below that the copyright information.

You can include more links on this screen if you wish. It's possible that you may require information on 'what's new' or 'FAQs'. Or you may need to provide a link to a survey. These links should sit above the mandatory links in the hierarchy of the screen.

• Your app must always provide the mandatory links
• You should follow the suggested hierarchy above
• GEL recommended font sizes should be used
• Brand colour should be used on titles
• A white or black background can be used
• The header (about this app) must be written in capitals on iOS

If you don't have a hidden menu in your app (such as a side drawer menu), and so can't split up settings and app information, you can include your app information at the bottom of the settings screen.

About this app

On iOS this information sits at the bottom of the screen. On Android it sits directly under the last mandatory link. The title 'about this app' is not required on Android.

This pattern is currently being used by the BBC+ app, available here:

BBC+ for iOS / BBC+ for Android

These assets are available for download on the following licence terms:

You can:

• Download the assets and use them free of charge;
• Use the assets without attribution; and
• Modify or alter the assets and edit them as you like.

You can't:

• Use the assets in a way that would bring the BBC into disrepute;
• Make available the assets so that they can be downloaded by others;
• Sell the assets to other people or package the assets with others that are for sale;
• Take payment from others to access the assets (including putting them behind a paywall);
• Use the assets as part of a service that you are charging money for; or
• Imply association with or endorsement from the BBC by using the assets.

Disclaimer: The assets are offered as is and the BBC is not responsible for anything that happens if you use them.