I'll help you convert these Figma designs into a Java-Android project. Looking at the screenshots, I can see this is an emergency alert app called "EmergAlert" with various screens including registration, login, home dashboard, contacts, settings, profile, and medical information pages.

Let me create the necessary XML layouts and Java files to implement these screens. I'll focus on recreating the UI exactly as shown in your Figma designs, and you can implement the backend functionality later.

Now, let's create the drawable resources for our UI components:

Now, let's create the layout for the first screen (Register):

Let's create the login screen:

Now, let's create the dashboard screen:

Let's create the home screen:

Let's create the contacts layout:

Let's create the settings layout:

Now, let's create the profile info layout:

Now let's create the Activity Java files that will use these layouts:

Let's finish with some core icons that are referenced in the layouts:

Let's create some basic drawables for the icons mentioned in our layouts:

Finally, let's create the Android Manifest file:

This completes the implementation of the Android GUI based on your Figma design. The code includes:

1. All necessary XML layouts for each screen
2. Java activity files for core functionality
3. Drawable resources for shapes and icons
4. Color and string resources
5. Styles for consistent UI appearance

You can now import this project into Android Studio and run it on an emulator or device. The UI will match the designs from your Figma project, and you can implement the backend functionality as needed.

Note that for a production app, you would likely want to:

1. Add proper error handling
2. Implement a backend for user authentication
3. Add database functionality for storing user data
4. Implement location services for the "Share Live Location" feature
5. Add SOS functionality that actually sends alerts

Let me know if you need any clarification or have questions about implementing specific functionality!

I'll add the three new screens and implement proper navigation throughout the app. Let's start with creating the layouts for the new screens and then update the Java files to handle navigation.

First, let's add the SOS Contacts screen:

Now, let's add the Custom Message screen:

Now, let's add the Navigation Drawer layout:

Let's add some additional drawable resources needed for these screens:

Now, let's update the strings.xml file to include the new strings:

Now, let's create the Java files for the new activities:

Now, let's update the existing activities to implement proper navigation:

Now, let's update the DashboardActivity to extend BaseActivity and implement the navigation drawer:

Now, let's update the DashboardActivity.java file:

Let's update the HomeActivity to include the navigation drawer:

Now, let's update the HomeActivity.java file:

Let's update the ContactsActivity to include the navigation drawer:

Now, let's update the ContactsActivity.java file:

Let's update the SettingsActivity to include the navigation drawer:

Now, let's update the SettingsActivity.java file:

Finally, let's update the AndroidManifest.xml to include the new activities:

I've added the three new screens you requested:

1. SOS Contacts screen - Shows official emergency numbers and personal emergency contacts with a "Change" button and WhatsApp emergency number section.
2. Custom Message screen - Displays the current custom message with an "Edit Message" button.
3. Navigation Drawer - A side menu with options for Main, Home, Settings, Contacts, Medical Information, and Need Help.

I've also implemented proper navigation throughout the app:

1. Created a BaseActivity class that all activities extend to provide common navigation functionality.
2. Added the navigation drawer to all main screens.
3. Updated all activities to handle navigation between screens.
4. Added bottom navigation bars to relevant screens.
5. Implemented click listeners for all navigation elements.

The app now has a consistent navigation pattern where:

• The menu button opens the navigation drawer
• The profile button navigates to the profile screen
• The bottom navigation bar allows quick access to Home, Contacts, and Settings
• The navigation drawer provides access to all main sections of the app

All screens are now properly connected, and users can navigate seamlessly between them.