Create First Run screen for new users about focus-android HOT 15 CLOSED

And another screenshot, this time with the button hopefully looking the way it's supposed to:

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Idea from @bbinto

Allow opt-out in the onboarding screen for Adjust?

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Let's not consider this for now (opt-out in onboarding) and replicate what we have for iOS.

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I've got the code in place to show the first run, which leaves just the design (I've used the focus wordmark as a placeholder).

One thing I'm wondering: if the user installs focus, and opens a link (without having run focus before that point), do we want to:
A. open the link immediately (and show the first-run experience when focus is opened normally and not via a link)
B. show the first-run experience (and open the link once "OK, GOT IT" is pressed).

Either is possible, I've implemented (B) but it's easy to change.

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We've gone back and forth about this before on Fennec but I think for Focus, we should just show the First Run experience since it's relatively light-weight.

I vote B.

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+1 for B

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In Fennec we do (A) btw. :)

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Haha I know, and that has caused a bunch of edge cases that we have to deal with individually. This approach also seems less fitting for Focus given how light-weight our First Run experience is right now.

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@antlam: do you have any mocks for the appearance?

(Here's a screenshot of what I've been using so far for testing, I just used a random background, etc.)

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Thanks @ahunt ! here's the mock. It uses the same gradient colors and setting as the toolbar when "inactive.

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Specs!

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And an updated screenshot:
// EDIT: I missed the button colouring/text appearance, I'll fix that.

How important is the statusbar colour? It looks like the default focus settings result in a transparent statusbar - I'm guessing that's acceptable?

(Developer note: for 14sp text, I had to set android:lineSpacingExtra="5sp" to get line-height = 21, i.e. it looks like the default is 16 sp line-height for a 14 sp font. I'm not sure how that scales if you change font size.)

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How important is the statusbar colour? It looks like the default focus settings result in a transparent statusbar - I'm guessing that's acceptable?

Ignore the status bar color. #78 will change this for all screens.

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Looks good!

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Onboarding tour, e.g. focus on default browser & how to install search widget

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