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Laboratory Exercise
1. Re-examine the program that you created during the demonstration and answer the
following questions:
a. On what specific part of the program were the java.awt and javax.swing
packages used? Explain how.
In the program, AWT provides various components like button, label, etc.
used as objects inside the program. Swing is used in package provides
classes for java swing API such as JButton, JTextField and JTextArea.
b. On what specific part of the program was the java.awt.event package used?
Explain how.
2. In line with the concept of the program that you created (a program that generates IP
address), search for at least one (1) framework that can be used in creating the same
program. Explain how you will implement the framework.
3. After re-examining the program and finding another suitable framework, search for at
least five (5) mobile user interface (UI) toolkits which are not included in 06 Handout 1.
Provide the following details for each toolkit:
a. Toolkit name
Spool UI Kit
Travel UI Kit
Splash UI Kit
Mobio Kit
ProKit
b. Toolkit creator/developer
Spool UI Kit – Sergey Melnik
Travel UI Kit – Ena Bacanovic
Splash UI Kit – Envato Elements Pty Ltd.
Mobio Kit – Envato Elements Pty Ltd.
Prokit – IQONIC Design
A mobile app UI kit is a great way to get started with the design for your next
app. UI kits can save you time, increase your profits, free up your creative energy
and resources to focus on essential design tasks, make your designs easier to
change, and give you opportunities to learn. One example of this is Figma’s mobile
UI kit. You can use it to speed up your design process, help ideate on new screen
ideas, or even as the foundation for your future outstanding app.
By adding a UI kit to your mobile app, you will be able to create a fully
functional and visually pleasing experience for your customers. This will allow you to
create a connection with your audience and ensure the best possible app
experience.