Screens - Non-code Work Part II

Due Tuesday 10/18/16

With your proposal secure, it is time to start thinking about what
will appear on the screens of your app. This hand-in should not
involve anything from android studio. It should not involve code or
xml or anything of the like. This is entirely scratch work. You may do
it digitally, as long as it isn't yet being implemented.

In this assignment, you're going to draw the screens that should
appear in your application. Every screen/activity that will go into
your project should be listed. Each view should be clearly drawn in
the activity. For example, list and place any Buttons, TextViews,
ImageViews, EditText, ProgressBars and beyond that you intend to
use. With each screen, you should identify each UI element (or View)
with a label (you can use names or letters). You can do this step by
hand, but if you want to step up your professionalism, there are other
ways.

Provide a Bulleted List of each View in your screen to identify what
kind of object in Android it will be. This step must be typed.

With a screen drawn, provide a description of how users interact with
the screen and where that will take you. This should produce a kind of
flowchart between screens in your app. You don't have to worry too
much about what's happening to data or how you're passing information
around. You can leave out details other than how the UI itself
operates. I've given an example for the login screen (and you'll
notice it leaves out a lot of the details we've worked on). This step
must be typed.




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An Example:
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Imagine I've drawn my login screen. I've a UserName EditText above a
Password EditText above a Login Button. You should be drawing this out
visually, not describing this part. However, you should clearly label
each View, so that in the description you can elaborate on each part.


Describe each View in this Screen:
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- Login Screen will use a vertical linearlayout.
- UserName is an EditText
- Password is an EditText with hidden text
- Login is a Button 

How Users Interact With this Screen:
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Users will tap the UserName EditText and type in their login
name. Then the user will tap the Password EditText (with hidden text)
and type in their password. When the users hit the Login Button, the
system will verify their login and either return to this same activity
with some sort of error message in a toast or launch screen Bmoz
(described elsewhere).