Android Material Design

Android Material Design, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 43 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 527 reviews, and has 3022 subscribers.

You will learn about Implementing Material Design Feature at the end of this course will be a piece of cake for students The concept of this awesome feature provided for Android App Development will be crystal clear. This course is ideal for individuals who are Students should have basic knowledge of Android Application Development. or What are the basic components of an Android Application and the basic Hello World Program. It is particularly useful for Students should have basic knowledge of Android Application Development. or What are the basic components of an Android Application and the basic Hello World Program.

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Summary

Title: Android Material Design

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Implementing Material Design Feature at the end of this course will be a piece of cake for students
The concept of this awesome feature provided for Android App Development will be crystal clear.

Who Should Attend

Students should have basic knowledge of Android Application Development.
What are the basic components of an Android Application and the basic Hello World Program.

Target Audiences

Students should have basic knowledge of Android Application Development.
What are the basic components of an Android Application and the basic Hello World Program.

Material design is a comprehensive guide for visual, motion, and interaction design across platforms and devices. This course talks about all the important material design specifications, colors, design guidelines, and also using material widgets along with material themes and concepts.

Curious about Android Material Design? This is the your final stop where you will get information regarding material design specifications and the related widgets being used with material design themes. The best part of this course is that you will learn to make several complete android demo apps from scratch – two major apps and several small apps – based on material design guidelines. Enhance your application user interface designing skills by implementing all new materialistic features introduced in Android Lollipop 5.0.

Styling of Android Application is very important and one of the most critical feature in designing the app. To make this difficult task easy, I have come up with this course of Android Material Design, which begins with the basics of the material design and proceeds with covering some really complicated and most interesting stuffs like Android Material Design Animation.�We will also dive into the material design support library and implement it in our demo applications.

The topics we will be covering includes:

1. Material Design Themes and Colors

Color Palette
Material Design Themes
Maintaining Backward Compatibility
Exploring Tinting of Widgets

2. Material Design Toolbar

Popup Menu or Overflow Menu
Contextual Menu
Toolbar Theme Customisation

3. Basic components of Android Material Design

Floating Action Button
Snackbar
Coordinator Layout

4. Android Material Design Animation

Ripple Effect: Touch Feedback
Slide Activity Transition
Shared Element Transition
Explode Activity Transition
Fade Transition
Activity Transition Overlaps

5. EditText with Floating Label

Implementing Floating Hints
Validation of TextFields
Validation Error Resolution

6. AppbarLayout and CollapsingToolbarLayout

Using AppBarLayout with Scroll Flags
How to collapse Image along with CollapsingToolbarLayout
Exploring various pin modes

7. RecyclerView and CardView

Implementing RecyclerView in various orientations
Using CardView to create list items
Adding and Deleting an Item from RecyclerView
RecyclerView Animation
Grid, Staggered Grid Implementations

8. Navigation Drawer using NavigationView

Inflate menu items in the Navigation Drawer using NavigationView
Adding dividers between the menu items
Grouping the menu items under one category

By the end of this series, you will be mastering the implementation of this features in your android app.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Android Material Design Colors and Themes

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Diving into Material Design Themes and Colors

Lecture 3: Material Design Themes and Compatibility with Pre-Lollipop Devices

Lecture 4: Set up XML Compatiblity for all android devices

Lecture 5: Maintaining Compatibility by JAVA codes for Android Application

Lecture 6: Color Palette Description for Android Material Design

Lecture 7: Android Material Design Color Standards by Google for Android App Development

Lecture 8: Choosing from Color Palette for our Android Application

Chapter 2: Material Design Toolbar

Lecture 1: Getting started with Material Design Toolbar

Lecture 2: Toolbar as Standalone Toolbar

Lecture 3: Setting compatibility for Standalone Toolbar for all Andro

Lecture 4: Material Design Toolbar: Pop-up Menu and Menu Icons

Lecture 5: Customizing Android Material Design Toolbar

Lecture 6: Using Android Material Design Toolbar as Action Bar

Lecture 7: Using Contextual Menu in Android Material Design Toolbar : Part1

Lecture 8: Using Contextual Menu in Android Material Design Toolbar: Part 2

Chapter 3: Basic Components

Lecture 1: Exploring Basic Components in Android Material Design

Lecture 2: Getting Familiar with Android Snackbar

Lecture 3: Implementing Snackbar in our Android App

Lecture 4: Getting Familiar with Floating Action Button

Lecture 5: Using Floating Action Button in our Application

Lecture 6: Exploring the Importance of Coordinator Layout

Chapter 4: Android Material Design Animation

Lecture 1: Android Material Animation: Explode, Slide, Circular Reveal, Shared Element

Lecture 2: Ripple Effect Animation: Touch Feedback

Lecture 3: Implementing Shared Element Transition

Lecture 4: Let's Checkout Circular Reveal Animation

Lecture 5: Explode Animation Activity Transition: The Most Appealing Transition

Lecture 6: Implementing Slide Activity Transition

Lecture 7: Fade Animation Activity Transition

Lecture 8: Activity Transition Overlap

Chapter 5: Android Material Design Support Library

Lecture 1: Android Floating Label for Edit Text by using TextInputLayout

Lecture 2: Validation for Floating Labels of Edit Text: TextInputLayout

Lecture 3: Introduction to AppBarLayout and Collapsing ToolBar Layout

Lecture 4: Implementing AppBarLayout

Lecture 5: Implementing CollapsingToolBarLayout

Chapter 6: NavigationView Android Material Design Support Library

Lecture 1: Introduction to Navigation View

Lecture 2: Implementing Simple Menu Items

Lecture 3: Implementing Grouped Menu items with Header

Chapter 7: RecyclerView and CardView

Lecture 1: Introduction to RecyclerView

Lecture 2: Implementing RecyclerView – 1

Lecture 3: Implementing RecyclerView – 2

Lecture 4: Operations on List Items in RecyclerView | Add and Delete Operations

Chapter 8: What Next?

Lecture 1: Congratulations on Finishing the Course

Instructors

Annapurna Agrawal Siddhartha
Google Developer and Trainer

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1 stars: 7 votes
2 stars: 12 votes
3 stars: 66 votes
4 stars: 188 votes
5 stars: 254 votes

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