Understanding layouts is important for good Android application design. In this tutorial, we provide an overview of how layouts fit into the Android application architecture. We also explore some of the specific layout controls available for organizing application screen content in a variety of interesting ways.
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This quick tip shows you the steps to create a simple Button or ImageButton control in your Android application. First, you learn how to add button controls to your layout files. Next, you learn how to handle button clicks from the user in two different ways. Finally, we discuss some of the other features available to button controls in Android.
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Understanding layouts is important for good Android application design. In this tutorial, you learn all about linear layouts, which organize user interface controls, or widgets, vertically or horizontally on the screen. When used correctly, linear layouts can be the fundamental layout upon which many interesting Android application user interfaces can be designed.
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You’ve read about how linear layouts work in Android. Test your new skills with these progressive challenges involving linear layout controls and solidify your knowledge of the Java programming language and Android user interface design and development.
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Understanding layouts is important for good Android application design. In this tutorial, you learn all about relative layouts, which organize user interface controls, or widgets, on the screen in relation to one another, or to their parent layout. When used correctly, relative layouts can be the powerful and flexible layout upon which many interesting Android application user interfaces can be designed.
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You’ve read about how relative layouts work in Android. Test your new skills with these progressive challenges involving relative layout controls and solidify your knowledge of the Java programming language and Android user interface design and development.
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Table layouts can be used for displaying tabular data or neatly aligning screen contents in a way similar to an HTML table on a web page. Learn how to create them with layout XML files and through code.
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Frame layouts are one of the simplest layout types used to organize controls within the user interface of an Android application.
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The ListView is one of the most useful view controls available on the Android platform for the display of variable amounts of data. In this Mobiletuts+ tutorial, we’ll show you how to use a ListView to browse a list of articles!
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The new Fragment API for Android, introduced in Android 3.0, allows for easier dynamic user interfaces. In this tutorial, learn how to convert a two-screen ListView to WebView workflow into a single screen workflow designed for large screens, such as those found on tablets.
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