Toddler Learning Android App -- 2
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
Building an educational Android app tailored for children aged 3-5 is my next project. I already have the learning objectives sketched out; what I need now is an experienced Android developer who can turn those ideas into a colourful, intuitive experience that keeps preschoolers engaged while helping them learn.
Here’s what the engagement will cover:
• Full Android build (native with Kotlin/Java or a cross-platform framework such as Flutter, so long as the end result installs smoothly from Google Play).
• A child-friendly interface with large touch targets, bright visuals, and simple navigation.
• Lightweight animations and audio prompts to guide non-readers through each activity.
• A small parent/guardian area for basic settings and progress snapshots.
• Complete source code, assets, and a short hand-off document so future updates are straightforward.
I’ll supply the exact content and artwork style guides; you’ll handle architecture, coding, and integration, keeping performance smooth on typical low-end tablets. Usability and safety (no ads, no external links) are essential.
If you’ve shipped preschool apps before or have a strong grasp of Android accessibility guidelines, I’d love to see examples. Once we agree on the structure, we’ll work milestone-by-milestone, reviewing a clickable prototype first, then the playable build, and finally the polished release candidate.
Here’s what the engagement will cover:
• Full Android build (native with Kotlin/Java or a cross-platform framework such as Flutter, so long as the end result installs smoothly from Google Play).
• A child-friendly interface with large touch targets, bright visuals, and simple navigation.
• Lightweight animations and audio prompts to guide non-readers through each activity.
• A small parent/guardian area for basic settings and progress snapshots.
• Complete source code, assets, and a short hand-off document so future updates are straightforward.
I’ll supply the exact content and artwork style guides; you’ll handle architecture, coding, and integration, keeping performance smooth on typical low-end tablets. Usability and safety (no ads, no external links) are essential.
If you’ve shipped preschool apps before or have a strong grasp of Android accessibility guidelines, I’d love to see examples. Once we agree on the structure, we’ll work milestone-by-milestone, reviewing a clickable prototype first, then the playable build, and finally the polished release candidate.