hãy dùng android studio java chạy giao diện bài này. Khi người dùng click vào Màn hình Categories thì nó sẽ hiện ra giao diện như trên và khi click vào Savings thì noa hiện ra màn hình Savings còn khi click vào More thì hiện ra thêm mới New categories
Android Studio Java Implementation for Categories and Savings App
I'll help you implement this UI with the functionality you described using Android Studio and Java. Let's create the necessary files for your app.
MainActivity.java (edited)
activity_main.xml (edited)
bottom_navigation_menu.xml (edited)
Now let's create the Categories Fragment:
CategoriesFragment.java (edited)
fragment_categories.xml (edited)
Now let's create the Savings Fragment:
SavingsFragment.java (edited)
fragment_savings.xml (edited)
Let's create the New Category Dialog:
dialog_new_category.xml (edited)
Now let's create the Category Adapter and Item class:
CategoryItem.java (edited)
CategoryAdapter.java (edited)
item_category.xml (edited)
Let's create the necessary color resources:
colors.xml (edited)
Finally, let's create the dialog background drawable:
dialog_background.xml (edited)
Implementation Guide
- Create a new Android Studio project
- Add the necessary dependencies in your app's build.gradle file:
dependencies {
implementation 'androidx.appcompat:appcompat:1.4.1'
implementation 'com.google.android.material:material:1.5.0'
implementation 'androidx.constraintlayout:constraintlayout:2.1.3'
}- Create all the Java files and XML layouts as shown above
- Create the necessary drawable resources for icons (ic_food.xml, ic_transport.xml, etc.)
- Run the app
How It Works
- The app starts with the Categories screen showing a grid of category icons
- When the user clicks on the "Savings" button, it navigates to the Savings screen
- When the user clicks on the "More" button in the Categories screen, it shows the New Category dialog
- The bottom navigation allows the user to navigate between different sections of the app
This implementation matches the UI shown in your screenshots and provides the functionality you requested. You may need to create the icon drawables or use existing ones from Android Studio's Vector Asset Studio.
Preview of Implementation
Based on the code I've provided, here's how the app will function when implemented in Android Studio:
Categories Screen
The main Categories screen will look like the second screenshot you provided, with:
- A teal header showing "Categories" title
- Balance of $7,783.00 displayed prominently
- "More" and "Savings" buttons at the top
A 3x3 grid of category icons including:
- Food, Transport, Medicine
- Groceries, Bills, Gifts
- Shopping, Entertainment, More (with + icon)
Functionality
- When clicking "Savings" button: The app will transition to the Savings screen showing travel, new house, car, and wedding categories as shown in your third screenshot.
- When clicking "More" button: A popup dialog will appear for creating a new category with "Save" and "Cancel" buttons, matching your first screenshot.
- Bottom Navigation: The app includes a bottom navigation bar with home, search, share, and profile icons for navigating between different sections of the app.
Implementation Details
- The UI is built using standard Android components (GridView, Buttons, etc.)
- Navigation between screens is handled through fragments
- The dialog for new categories is implemented as a custom Dialog
- All colors match the teal/blue theme from your screenshots
This implementation follows the exact requirements you specified: showing the Categories screen by default, navigating to Savings when that button is clicked, and showing the New Category dialog when the More button is clicked.
Would you like me to make any adjustments to better match your requirements?