This is a fairly simple Android application we need, but there is some complexity, since all elements are driven by a database. We have already setup the database, and we have working PHP files with SOAP calls for access to all the data. This is currently working on the iPhone (the iPhone app is not in the store yet), and we want to port it to Android. I understand the look and feel may need to be different on Android, depending on how the map functionality works, so feel free to be creative on this one to make it simple and effective for Android users.

See the attached screenshots. This is basically a 2-page application that has a map in the center. You can select the "drop-down" box at the bottom, and it will pull up a list of categories (from the database). Locations will appear on the map based on which category you select (latitude and longitude, and all details are stored in the database). From there, you can press a location to view it's details, post a message to Facebook about it, or call, depending on the type of location. These selection screens and detail page are in the screenshots as well.

There is a bit of complexity in the advertisement images. These are to rotate randomly every 5 seconds or so, and the image and text that appears depends on what type of "package" type the location has. This is all in the database as well. When you click on the image at the top, or the text towards the bottom, you can view the location's details page if desired.

Down at the bottom, you can see a Facebook icon, as well as a search button. The search button simply searches the database for a certain type of package, and plots locations on the map (PHP file already setup to handle this call from the app). The Facebook icon will connect to facebook to allow users to post to their wall later if needed.

Everything is driven by the database. All the image locations, advertisement text, categories, and map locations. If there are better ways to handle any of the above on the Android, feel free to be creative with it. Simplicity is best, rather than trying to mock exactly what the iPhone app is doing.

If you need more screenshots, I can provide them. Thanks!! I may consider lower bidder, please be aware of it when bidding.