This Android app is a demonstration in usability design written for a course of the same name. Simply put, it's an app for ordering pizza. This was my first Android app, and was a great experience for learning the Android layout system, database interfacing and design with SQLite3 and Java, and why not to use Dropbox for projects like this.
Authors:
Joshua Kovach
Steven Farrer
Nic Sizemore
TODO:
1. Refactor the whole lot.
Like I said, this was a learning experience. That being said, a lot of things could have been done more efficiently. Most of the XML layouts could probably be cleaned up/consolidated. Maybe not. We didn't learn about inflation until shortly before the deadline. There are a lot of assets that aren't actually used.
2. Update comments.
Again, a lot of XML files. Many of them were simply copied from others. Therefore, there are a lot of comments/documentations that just aren't accurate. A lot of this could end up being taken care of during refactoring.
3. Add editing of orders/pizzas.
Really just didn't have time for this, and it was beyond the scope of the project. Icons and infrastructure are there, just need the database methods.
4. So much more.