By default, Android Studio doesn’t provide any kind of design/theme for our views(Buttons, TextFields, cards, etc.) so if we want to give designs to our views we have to create separate backgrounds or drawable. But thankfully we have an easy way to make our views much more attractive by using Material design with all the flexibility. Formally definition of material design is, Material is an adaptable system of guidelines, components, and tools that support the best practices of user interface design. Backed by open-source code, Material streamlines collaboration between designers and developers and helps teams quickly build beautiful products. Now, why you should use Material design in your next Android studio project? Here are a few reasons. 1. It has predefined solutions for different design situations through use cases that can be easily referred to by the designers. 2. We have detailed explanations and documentation of each material design component. 3. You have the freedom to work with the different design elements and choose how to implement them. We will be building this application using Kotlin as a programming language. We will be using Android studio as an IDE. This project will surely help beginner or intermediate level Android developers to brush up and enhance their Android development skills. Android Material Design Tutorial - https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/android-tutorial/#Material%20Design

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