04 Layouts

Objective: Create ConstraintLayouts for each of the views in the attached pdf.  

• You don't need to make a new app for each view. Make a new layout.xml file and use setContentView() to display each so you can take your screenshot.

  1. Bonus: add buttons to navigate to each layout (using a new Activity for each)

  2. Super bonus: use a single activity and cycle through the 7 fragments

• Demo the following: 

  1. A ConstraintLayout with a View set in each corner

  2. A ConstraintLayout with a View centered in the top, and two View as shown in the middle with corners touching

  3. A ConstraintLayout with 

     1. a background color

     2. a Guideline that is used to align 

        1. a TextView, 

        2. a Button which fills width from guideline to right edge

        3. , and two Views of your choice

           1. both centered horizontally between guideline and right edge

              1. centered vertically on screen

              2. other adjacent to bottom

  4. A ConstraintLayout with overlapping Views as shown

  5. A ConstraintLayout with a ScrollView that contains a TextView. The TextView contains very long text (you must scroll to see all of it).

  6. A ConstraintLayout with a Guideline and a HorizontalScrollView. This ScrollView contains many Buttons (you have to scroll to see them all).

     1. Do not use a ScrollView with horizontal orientation

  7. A ConstraintLayout with a Guideline, TextView, and nested layout file(i.e. ConstraintLayout or LinearLayout) that contains a Button and ScrollView with many checkboxes (as shown).