This course is designed to transform the way you build Android user interfaces by teaching you the full spectrum of animation techniques using Kotlin. You begin with the foundations of animation, understanding why animations matter in modern apps and how Kotlin makes building them easier and more maintainable. With a clear roadmap, you’ll be guided through each concept and practice real-world examples to reinforce your learning.

You will start by exploring view animations in Android, learning how to create animations programmatically and via XML resources, apply them to activities, handle animation events, and even build frame-by-frame effects and background selectors. From there, you move on to the Animator API to coordinate multiple animators, define reusable animations, and create smooth object animations that delight users.

Next, the course introduces Android transitions and shows you how to animate UI changes with ConstraintLayout groups, ConstraintSet, and placeholders. You will implement and define transitions both programmatically and in XML, gradually advancing to more complex techniques like explode, slide, transform, shared element, and content transitions for activities and fragments.

You’ll also master animated vector graphics by creating, importing, and animating SVGs, working with ShapeShifter, and using trim path and clip path animation techniques to produce scalable and responsive visuals. The course culminates in physics-based animations such as fling and spring effects to create natural motion, before diving into MotionLayout where you will design advanced UI transitions using the visual Motion Editor.

By the end of the course, you’ll be able to build high-quality, fluid Android animations with Kotlin that enhance usability, improve engagement, and give your apps a polished, professional feel. Whether you are working on personal projects, client apps, or preparing for an Android development role, this masterclass equips you with skills that are in high demand.