This Android app demonstrates a simple implementation of a bottom navigation interface using Java. It allows users to navigate between three main fragments: Home, Favorites, and Settings.
- Home Fragment: Displays the main content.
- Favorite Fragment: Shows user-selected favorite items.
- Settings Fragment: Provides options to customize app settings.
- Language: Java
- IDE: Android Studio
- Architecture: Android Jetpack (Fragments)
- Build System: Gradle
- Android Studio installed
- Basic knowledge of Java and Android development
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/isiaq-ibrahim/bottom-navigation-app.git
Bottom Navigation App allows user to move between different fragments. This app was created using Java
A bottom navigation menu is a common design pattern in Android application development. It allows users to navigate between multiple screens or fragments within an app. In an Android Activity or Fragment, you can create a bottom navigation menu by using the Navigation component or a third-party library such as BottomNavigationView. The Navigation component provides features like efficient navigation and automatic handling of back button presses. When designing a bottom navigation menu, consider factors like icon size, color, and layout to ensure a visually appealing and easy-to-use experience for your app users.