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I need a lightweight Android mock application that demonstrates the skeleton of a social network. I only care abfor now—no feeds, no messaging—so the focus is on building clean navigation, basic profile screens and placeholder data that make the concept feel real without full back-end integration.

Here’s the simplest way I picture it working:

• On launch, the app lands on a splash/screen that flows straight to a da static list of “My Modules” or interests (hard-coded JSON is fine). • A second screen shows “Other Profiles,” again powered by local dummy data, with the ability to tap into each profile’s details. • Material-design guidelines, modern Kotlin code, and Android Studio project structure are required. No external services—everything local so I can hand the APK around for demos.

Deliverables

• Full Android Studio project with clean, commented Kotlin source
• Compilable APK for quick testing
• Brief README explaining how to swap placeholder data

Acceptance criteria

1. App installs and runs on Android 11+ without crashes.
2. Navigation between splash, my profile, and other profiles is smooth and visually consistent.
3. Profile data loads entirely from local resources; no network calls.
4. Source is structured so another developer can plug in real backend calls later.

If any part of the flow needs clarification, let me know—otherwise I’m looking forward to seeing a crisp, self-contained prototype that proves the concept. Rate: INR 600–1500/hr Skills: Java, Graphic Design, Mobile App Development, Android, Kotlin, Prototyping, Android App Development, Android Studio