Reference no: EM133664891
Mobile Interface Development
Description: In your job to build the Maryland State Police Vehicle of Interest user interface, your next assignment will be to build the mobile user interface that you designed in the previous project. Feel free to incorporate any feedback that you received on it. But you do not need to resubmit your design.
Your Assignment: Your assignment is to create a User Interface for this mobile part of the application. Mobile state police will use a Smartphone Portrait 320x480. Create the interface using NetBeans, HTML5 and JavaScript. Your middle-tier developers created web services for access the database. They also create an HTML5/JavaScript shell that accesses the data and puts it into a table. We suggest beginning with that and hen modify the site to match your design. It is understood that you will probably not complete all of the interface before the due date. Prioritize tasks in this order:
Deploy the Vehicles Of Interest Web Services project and test that the web services are working correctly.
Deploy the Vehicles Of Interest Mobile project and test that it is correctly retrieving data from the database through the web services.
Work from the easiest changes to the hardest changes. The easiest changes are probably tasks like changing colors, fonts and positioning of fields. Each time you make a change export the project as save it as a new version. You should do this because you might make a change that interferes with the working of the software. When this happens it won't work anymore. So, you want a backup of the previous working version of the code. You don't want to turn something in that doesn't work.
If you have a really good looking, professional design and you get it completely finished (including error handling, etc) and literally it is ready to go live, that is 100%.
Part of the grade is based on the mobile application still connecting and interacting with the database correctly.
Part of the grade is based on how close the mobile application looks to the design.
Some designs are easier to code than others.