lohanidamodar/flutter_ui_challenges

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Mindmap

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  root((Flutter UI))
  Screen Categories
    Login and signup
    Onboarding flows
    Dashboards
    Profile and settings
  App Themes
    Ecommerce
    Food delivery
    Travel and hotel
    Banking and finance
  Features
    Animated screens
    Navigation patterns
    List and grid views
    Quiz and todo apps
  Platform Support
    Android
    iOS
    Web browser
    Linux desktop
  Resources
    Live web demo
    Play Store app
    App Store app

mindmap root((Flutter UI)) Screen Categories Login and signup Onboarding flows Dashboards Profile and settings App Themes Ecommerce Food delivery Travel and hotel Banking and finance Features Animated screens Navigation patterns List and grid views Quiz and todo apps Platform Support Android iOS Web browser Linux desktop Resources Live web demo Play Store app App Store app

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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Browse 100+ working Flutter screen designs and copy the code for the one that fits your app

USE CASE 2

Save hours of UI work by starting from a finished login, onboarding, or checkout screen instead of from scratch

USE CASE 3

Study how animated transitions and motion effects are built in Flutter by reading working examples

USE CASE 4

Preview all screen designs in your browser without installing anything using the live web demo

Tech stack

FlutterDartFlutter 3.x

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Browse live at the web demo or clone and run with Flutter 3.x installed. Two third-party packages used: swipeable cards and custom shape clipping. Available on Play Store and App Store.

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In plain English

Flutter UI Challenges is a collection of over 100 professionally designed mobile app screens built with Flutter, a tool from Google for creating apps that run on Android, iOS, the web, and desktop from a single codebase. The repository contains working code for each design, so developers can browse a screen they like and study or copy the implementation directly. Flutter is a framework that uses a programming language called Dart. It lets developers describe what a screen should look like using composable building blocks called widgets. This project demonstrates how to build a wide variety of those screens, covering most categories a typical mobile app would need. The collection is organized by screen type. There are login and sign-up screens, onboarding flows that welcome new users with animated slides, profile screens, dashboard layouts, settings pages, navigation patterns including bottom tabs and side drawers, and list and grid views. It also includes category-specific UI sets for ecommerce (product pages, carts, checkout), food apps, travel apps, hotel booking, quiz apps, todo apps, grocery kits, a bank app clone, and a furniture store. Many screens include animated versions that show transitions and motion effects. The project is updated to work with Flutter 3.x, the current stable release. It runs on Android, iOS, Linux, and the web. A live web version is available so anyone can browse the screens without installing anything, and the app is also published on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Two third-party packages are used: one for swipeable card widgets and one for custom shape clipping. The repository is primarily a learning and reference resource for Flutter developers who want to see how complex-looking screens are actually built. It is maintained by the original author with contributions from a small team of developers and a UI designer.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

I'm building a food delivery app in Flutter. Show me how to use code from flutter_ui_challenges as a starting point for a product listing screen and a checkout page.

Prompt 2

I found a Flutter UI design in this repo that uses animated onboarding slides. Walk me through the key Flutter widgets used and how to customize the animation timing.

Prompt 3

I want to add a bottom navigation bar with 4 tabs to my Flutter app. Show me how to adapt the navigation pattern code from flutter_ui_challenges to match my app's screens.

Prompt 4

How do I use flutter_ui_challenges as a reference to build a profile screen with an avatar, stats row, and a list of recent activity items?

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