This is my Hello Codi screen. Whenever you touch the image it will make a sound. At the top left there's a button that all of my screens, except th menu screens, have. The menu screen doesn't have a menu button because when if you were to click on the it, it would take you to the menu screen, so even if it had a button it wouldn't do anything. The image that I found was from newsweek. It is a real rocket. As you can probably see at the top left corner, the rocket has a text that says 'Source: newsweek', which is a way of giving credit. The sound that I used was from Pixabay. In the bottom you can also see blocks for coding that screens. Its not a lot, but without them this screen would work.

This is the talk to me screen. As said in the pink text, in this screen you would have to try writing something in the text box, and then clicking on the button that says "Talk To Me".  When done so, you could shake the phone for a hidden message. This screen also has a menu button that takes you to main screen with the menu. You can also see the blocks used for this screen to function. The top block says, that when you click on The button 'Talk To Me' the message in the text box will be said out loud. The middle block tells the app that whenever the user shakes its phone it should say the hidden message, which as you can probably read from the image, 'I'm really getting dizyyyyyy'. The last button is the button that closes the screen and for command it takes you to the menu screen.

In this screen, a ball (a sprite) bounces around the screen. As the pink text says, the instructions are that you would have to drag the ball with your finger across the screen to control the sprite's movement. This screen also has the button to go back to the menu screen. The middle block shows the code for the sprite to actually move on the screen, it would take a while, but it would move. The last block is for the ball to bounce whenever it reaches a edge of the screen. I think that this screen wasn't that confusing because the tutorial was easy to follow. This screen was made by making a canvas and then adding a ball to it with a radius of 15, and then coding it.

In this screen, you  are able to do draw lines on the screen as you drag your finger around. As said in the pink text, the instructions are to 'try drawing something with your finger. To restart, shake the phone'. This screen also has the Menu button, which at this point you can probably tell that every screen has this to go back. At the bottom you can see the blocks that create the lines and how whenever you shake your phone it calls the 'canvas' clear so that there's no more lines. The last block is the menu button which takes you to the main screen.

The About screen lets users know about the person who made the app, that's where the name comes from, it talks about me. I wrote an entry on a Google Doc, because App Inventor is not the place to try and write more than a few words. I made the font size to about 50, so that the scrolling feature of the vertical arrangement I used was needed to read the whole thing. In this PNG of the screen, you can read some stuff about me, but there's more that was cut off of the screen, so that's why we have the scrollable arrangement. This screen only has one block, which is to go back to the menu screen.

This is my Paint Pot screen, and as you might have figured out, by the picture or the name, it's an app where you could color images from google. This screen also has an option of choosing random images.  Whenever you click on colors, the screen says it outloud, but there's an option to mute it at the top. If you click on either 'menu' or 'wipe' it will automatically give you a screen notification in which you have to confirm if you want to leave or clear the screen because it doesn't save your work. The screen also gives you colors, but if there's not the one that you want, you can customize the colors to be the one you want.  This screen has the most blocks out of all of the screens because this app is the one I'm paying more attention at. If you want to see all the blocks try zooming in. I think Paint Pot is the screen that I putted the most effort into.