Application Design2/ Task 3

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 Task 3


Introduction:


Todo:

I will go to youtube to learn how to make FlutterFlow.




After knowing roughly how to lay out with FlutterFlow, I started to work on the main contents of my Assignment 1 assignment. However, I found that FutterFlow has great design limitations and cannot produce a perfect design like Figma. This may require the use of HTML, CSS, etc.

I created 7 pages in total

In the first step, I confirmed my theme colour and then created the login page.


The style is completely different from that of my Figma, probably because FlutterFlow is a modular software.



I also created a home page, a camera page, and a profit page.





Next, I created a very important function, which is the reading function. I specially created an area to store e-books for reading.



 Here is https://you-dao-itc8ez.flutterflow.app link for Flutterflow

I don't know why I can't implement the preview function in FlutterFlow in this link.

Here is my preview in the FlutterFlow app.

If you can not watch, please click here
 https://1drv.ms/v/c/69ed2b58c538a0ef/EQgItrkUjZlFh9HaswfCH4sB1YXqxUUx2JIfv7TxzUzZ2Q?e=YZ04t5

reflection:

I think I may not be familiar with the use of FlutterFlow, because I can't achieve the same functions as in the preview when I am doing a web test, but I checked to see if there are any bugs, so I feel that I may still need to continue to understand this software.

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