The functionality works, but it looks more like a prototype. Your app UI currently looks like the below screenshot.
Through prior codelabs, you built up the Tip Time app which is a tip calculator app with options to customize the tip.
Code for the Tip Time app from completing the previous codelabs from this pathway and this pathway. A computer with the latest stable version of Android Studio installed. A polished tip calculator app that follows recommended UI best practices. How to set other theme attributes aside from color. How to use Material icons in your app by importing them from Image Asset Studio. How to use Material Design Components in your app. Have previously modified the app's adle file for project dependencies. Aware of the difference between bitmap images and vector drawables. Familiar with ConstraintLayout and positioning child views by setting constraints. Familiar with common UI widgets such as TextView, ImageView, Button, EditText, RadioButton, RadioGroup, and Switch. You'll also test the app in some additional scenarios to ensure the user experience is as smooth as possible. In this codelab, you will update the tip calculator app (from previous codelabs) to have a more polished user experience, as seen in the final screenshot below. As you've learned in earlier codelabs, Material is a design system created by Google with guidelines, components, and tools that support the best practices of user interface design.
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