In today’s world, many applications require users to accept their terms, conditions, privacy policy, distance sales contract and more. These documents often contain a clickable text in a sentence and it plays a role in navigates to agreement screen, display a popup or bottom sheet when you click it and generally have different color and font weight to represent clickable texts. In this article I’ll try to focus on managing clicks on localized text in your Jetpack Compose applications.

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This post discusses how to style internationalized text in Jetpack Compose and handle clickable localized text. It emphasizes the importance of dynamic text construction and styling strategies to offer a smooth user experience across languages.

Styling Internationalized Text in Jetpack Compose