Project 3 for GA

##Features

• 10 Games
• rating
• comment / house rules
• of-the-day / random
• popular
• categories
• equipment

###optionals

• search
• interactive: Deck, Dice, Rule Tracker
• drink tracker

##Use Cases

• party
• kickback
• small-ish group of people
• events
• family

##Themes

• Birthday
• Party
• Funeral
• Company
• Gatherings

##Games

• Vikings
• Laser Eye
• Untangle

###Drink-oriented Games

• CharDeeMacDenis
• Beer Pong
• King's Cup
• Don't Drink and Drive

##Requirements / Constraints

Your work must:

• Include at least 2 prototypes

• Include user stories based on your research and feature prioritization in a Trello board for the complete flow of your app

• Have at least one Activity--more if it makes sense. The activity should include a list of interactive cards implemented with Android’s RecyclerView and CardView APIs.

• Include at least three types of cards:

  • One card should present data that is stored and updated on the user’s phone using a Content Provider or Shared Preferences (e.g. To-do card, Reminder card, Alarm card).
  • Two cards should present data provided through a web API (e.g. Weather card, Twitter card, Maps card, Photo of the Day). Check out this directory of APIs if you need some API ideas.

• Use the Retrofit library to handle HTTP requests and parse JSON data

• Include at least one Notifications feature (e.g. reminder, alarm)

• Look great in both landscape and portrait modes and reflect Material Design principles

• Not crash or hang and should handle for when networking/internet is slow or unavailable

• Have code that is semantically clean and well-organized

• Integrate with the Twitter and/or Facebook's APIs

• Allow the user to share breaking news developments with friends

Bonus:

• Integrate additional APIs

Week 7:

By the end of week 7:

• A completed research plan according to the template provided in class
• Competitive research in a Google Sheet

Week 8:

By the end of week 8:

• Written user personas--ideally from both new and longtime Yelp user perspectives
• A list of prioritized features
• A project plan presentation
• Completed user stories
• A link to your team's Trello Board set up according to Trello's suggestions
• A completed, basic version of the user interface for your app, with placeholder data and resources to fill out your screens

Week 9:

By the end of week 9:

• Working cloud synchronization using Sync Adapters and API integration
• A final, working version of your app
• A git repository hosted on GitHub, with frequent commits dating back to the very beginning of the project. Commit early, commit often
• A readme.md file describing what the app does, and any bugs that may exist
• One screenshot in the readme.md
• Automated tests for your code