Late deadline is Wednesday, October 23, 2024 at 11:59pm Central Time on Gradescope. See the syllabus for the policy on late assignments.
Use App Lab to create an app that allows the user to rate a series of five images.
Show 5 images belonging to a single category. Some examples include yummiest food, ugliest pet, funniest meme, most intriguing optical illusion, best city, etc but feel free to use any category you would like!
One image should be shown to the user at a time.
Determine a way for the user to give a rating for each image, storing the rating in a variable either as a number or as text. You can use button presses, text entry boxes, radio buttons, sliders, or anything else! Feel free to use different components for each image, or keep them all the same. I encourage you to explore App Lab outside of what we covered in class.
Finally, create a final screen that displays the ratings for all 5 images. It should be clear which rating belongs to which image.
Use the Share feature within AppLab to obtain a link to your app. Be sure to post this assignment on your online portfolio, including a brief description, at least screenshot/picture of the app, as well as the link to the app.
Then turn in your work to Gradescope, which will ask for the link to your app. The submission is called "Assignment 4: The Best."
This assignment is worth 20 points total.
2 pts: Online portfolio has screenshots, a brief description, and a link to the app.
3 pts: The app contains an intro/main screen, welcoming the user and perhaps instructing them on what to do.
5 pts: Five images belonging to the same theme get presented one at a time. Images are compelling and clearly connected to the theme.
5 pts: The interface allows rankings to be given for each image, making it clear what aspect of the images is being ranked.
5 pts: After all rankings are given, the last screen displays all the rankings together, somehow indicating which ranking belongs to which image.
Extra Credit (5 pts): An extra screen is shown at the very end that displays only the top-ranked image along with its ranking, where you somehow figure out which image that is. Also display a label indicating that this is the best image. (Partial extra credit points, i.e. less than 5 points extra credit, may be given for attempts to do this, even if it is not fully complete.)