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Fancy brand design that delights our users

Instead of having separate buttons for adding products to the cart and an input field for selecting the number of items, a more elegant solution would be to implement a dynamic cart button.

Initially, the button will display "Add to Cart." When clicked, it will automatically add one item to the cart and transform into a number picker, enabling the user to increase or decrease the item count. If the user sets the count to zero, the button will revert to its original state, displaying "Add to Cart" once again.

Currently, he product listings display placeholder images for each item. It would be nicer, when there was the option to add custom images to each individual product.

Two possible solutions:

• Instead of verifying the price of the order being larger than zero, check the number of products in the cart
• Do not allow zero-priced products to be set up

The app crashes once the user tries to log in. This is probably related to the Room Database and missing permissions for storage access

There are some issues when the app is used in dark mode concerning the action bar and the product details fragment.

Steps to reproduce:

• log in as a customer
• open a product
• enter a high item count (e.g. 9999999999999)
• add the product to the cart
• navigate to cart
• the item count displayed in the cart for the added product is some large negative number

Steps to reproduce:

• log in as customer
• navigate to search
• open a product
• navigate to home
• chose a category
• instead of the list of products of the chosen category the lastly opened product is shown

Recycler views are more performant and allow for looser coupling between application logic and UI than Linear Layouts. In the Search Fragment, a recycler view is already implemented. The same should be done for the other places where a linear layout is used to display a list of homogeneous items.