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MOB2 Ass.1 Onboarding Screens

The assignment focuses on creating a multi-step user onboarding experience using Android Fragments, specifically enhancing Fragment2 and implementing Fragment3. Key tasks include collecting additional user information in Fragment2, passing data to the Host Activity, and displaying that data in Fragment3 along with a confirmation checkbox that controls button behavior. Submission requires a video demonstration of the app and a GitHub repository containing the source code.

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MOB2 Ass.1 Onboarding Screens

The assignment focuses on creating a multi-step user onboarding experience using Android Fragments, specifically enhancing Fragment2 and implementing Fragment3. Key tasks include collecting additional user information in Fragment2, passing data to the Host Activity, and displaying that data in Fragment3 along with a confirmation checkbox that controls button behavior. Submission requires a video demonstration of the app and a GitHub repository containing the source code.

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Mobile App Development 2

Assignment 1: Onboarding Screens

Assignment Goal

This assignment will challenge you to build a multi-step user onboarding experience using
Android Fragments. You'll focus on passing data between Fragments through a central Host
Activity and implementing dynamic UI changes based on user interaction.

You'll start with a provided project and add new features to Fragment2 and create Fragment3.

Starter Project Link: https://github.com/iokaware/Mobile-App-Development-


2/tree/main/Assignment1

Tasks to Complete
Continue building on the provided starter project:

1. Enhance Fragment2
● Collect More Info: In Fragment2, add UI elements to collect more user details besides their
name. Examples include email, gender, and optionally age or university.
● Send Data to Host: When the 'Continue' button in Fragment2 is tapped, you must send the
user's name (which should be available in Fragment2 from a previous step, or directly from
the Host Activity) to the Host Activity. Use an interface for this communication to ensure
proper app architecture.
● The Host Activity should then switch to Fragment3.

2. Implement Fragment3
● Create Fragment3: Build a new Android Fragment called Fragment3.
● Display Name: In Fragment3, display the user's name that you received from the Host
Activity (which got it from Fragment2).
● Add Confirmation Checkbox: Include a CheckBox on Fragment3's layout. A good label
would be "I confirm I have read and agree to use the app."
● Dynamic Button Behavior:
○ Add a Button (e.g., with text 'Continue') to Fragment3.
○ Initially, this button must be disabled.
○ When the checkbox is checked, the button should immediately enable.
○ When the checkbox is unchecked, the button should immediately disable again.

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○ You must use an interface to manage this checkbox's state change and its effect on
the button.
○ Button Text Change: When the checkbox is checked, the button's text must also
change from 'Continue' to 'Finish'. No further action is required when the text
changes.
Important Tips & Best Practices
● Fragment-to-Activity Communication: Define an interface inside your Fragments and have
your Host Activity implement it. This is crucial for sending data or events from a Fragment
back to its parent Activity.
● Passing Data to Fragments: Use Bundle and Fragment.setArguments() when creating new
Fragment instances to pass initial data.
● UI Listeners: Use setOnCheckedChangeListener for your CheckBox to detect when its state
changes.
● Fragment Management: Your Host Activity will use FragmentManager and
FragmentTransaction to swap between Fragment2 and Fragment3.
Submission Requirements
You need to submit two links:
1. Short Video (Google Drive):
○ Record a 3-5 minute video explaining your work.
○ Clearly demonstrate the running app, showing all the features: filling out Fragment2,
the name appearing in Fragment3, and the checkbox/button interaction in Fragment3.
○ Upload the video to Google Drive and ensure it's shared so anyone with the link can
view.
2. Source Code (GitHub Repository):
○ In Android Studio, go to File > Export > Export to Zip File....
○ Unzip this file.
○ Create a new, public GitHub repository.
○ Upload all the extracted project files to your GitHub repository. Make sure your
repository is clean and doesn't contain unnecessary build files.
Good luck with Assignment 1!

Instructor: Ibrahim O. Kaware

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