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• include table headers
• colorize lines according to activity type (e.g. rest/recovery in green, warmup/cooldown in blue, running with a target in red, etc)
• use the same color coding (or other visual cues) everywhere, e.g.
  • when creating the json for the intervals
  • when actually running
  • when reviewing the history of the run in tabular format
  • when reviewing the history of the run in map
  • when reviewing the history of the run in the graph (chart)
  • probably somewhere else

I'm actually working on graph (chart), see a initial mockup at PhilJay/MPAndroidChart#3339 (I plan to share the code for this with you soon)

See davidedelvento#7

This is the base issue for all testing related issues. Comes from jonasoreland#564.

Documentation currently in Git should be moved to the Wiki:

• CONTRIBUTING
• SYNCHRONIZERS
• TODO
• Documentation

This will be the base issue for all UI updates to redesign RunnerUp to match Material Design principles.

@gerhardol suggestions in jonasoreland#295:
Material Design with App Bar (Action bar), side navigation and a floating + (one click click start) should be enough.
The current tabs should be removed. The main tasks like Basic workout, Interval, feed, settings should be separate items in the side nav bar. Each individual History item should be one scrollable part, no separate tab (possibly bottom tab to jump).

RunnerUp will then look the same as most other "competitors". This is maybe not better in itself, but it is a standard interface that users are familiar with.
Other tweaks to the structure should be done after the structure is changed. (Should you be allowed to check history etc while recording)

Steps:

• Decide what minimal version that should be supported in the new UI (older versions still have the old UI). Various workarounds are needed for devices older than Android 5.0
• Make all Androids Activities AppCompat. I have started this on a private branch, this is done on top of unmerged jonasoreland#524.
• Add App Bar and side nav bar. The app bar is in this step really just using space.
• Add current main activities to the side nav bar.
• Split the current "top" activity to separate activities so they can be added separately.
  (Use a fragment based UI.)
  (Remove tab interface for History).
• Targetting Android 5.0 and later