Submit the assignment correctly

Use a branch called assignment$3$

Submit to your CINS$467$ GitLab repo

You may submit your app as either an Android app or a web app. Your CINS$467$ GitLab repo on the assignment$3$ branch should

contain $($at minimum$)$:

Android submission: the code for your app $($the project directory$)$ and the APK file that you created for your app

Web submission: the code for your app $($the project directory$),$ the $.$gitlab$-$ci$.$yml file that defines the Cl$/$CD pipeline for

your GitLab repo, and a file called

web.md that contains the URL to your project hosted online through GitLab Pages

As long as your app does the tasks described above and is submitted correctly, you will get credit for this assignment.

Note: some aspects of style and layout can be deceptively tricky. Make sure to give yourself time to try out and test various features! Look

for code examples and short videos in the official Flutter docs to help with understanding Flutter classes, properties, and methods.

The goal of Assignment $3$ is to give you experience creating a simple UI $($user interface$)$ with Flutter. Have fun! This is a great time to start

thinking about how you want your final project to look, or to just play around, learn about different Flutter features, and figure out how you can

customize an app and make it look unique.

Getting Graded

After completing Option $1$ or Option $2,$ remember to submit your code to the assignment$3$ branch!

Option $1-$ Android APK

Create a new APK for this assignment by running the flutter clean command, and then running the flutter build apk command. For more

detailed instructions on creating and locating an APK, refer back to the instructions in Assignment $1.$

When you have your APK, move it to the root directory of your GIT repo that you were given to turn in assignments for this class. You must only

have one APK in your root directory $($remember$,$ each assignment should be submitted to a unique branch, so you can overwrite any previous

APKs$).$In this assignment your app needs to:

Have At Least Three Buttons

Each button widget must include at least $3$ properties:

child $($the button's label $-$ often an Icon or Text widget$)$

onPressed or other callback $($something should happen when the button is tapped or otherwise activated$)$

Each button should have its own unique action.

The label for each button should provide an indication of what the button does when pressed.

style $($an instance of the ButtonStyle class that is used to customize the button's appearance$)$

The buttons must not all look the same.

By default, Flutter adds some style to the buttons, but for this assignment, you need to update at least one aspect of the

appearance of each button $($e$.$g$.$ background or foreground color, size or padding, shape, font, etc$).$

You are encouraged to play around with other button properties in addition to the ones specified above!

Have At Least Two Text Widgets

Each Text widget must contain at least $2$ properties:

data $($the text to display$)$

style $($an instance of the TextStyle class that is used to style the text$)$

by default, all text has some style, but for this assignment, you need to stylize the text in some way other than the default.

The text in each Text widget should have its own unique style.

The TextStyle class is used to format and paint text. Use at least $2$ TextStyle properties to style the Text widget $($notice that

you can make changes to color, font, decoration, size, spacing, and more$)$

Make Updates When Each Button Is Pressed

When each button is tapped, it should make a change that is visible in the app.

In at least one case, the contents of a Text widget must be updated when a button is pressed. The other buttons may update a Text

widget or another aspect of your web app.

Remember that the label of each button $($e$.$g$.$ text or icon$)$ should give some indication of what the button does when pressed