Project $-$ Sports App

In the lecture you were introduced to adding multiple screens to your application using navigation.

at a time. You can also record rebounds, assists and fouls. If it's a soccer app, you can keep track of goals & corners, $....$ etc; every sport is different.

The app should have at least $2$ screens:

home screen: has a form to enter the names of the players$/$teams

score screen: has the necessary buttons to add scores$/$stats to the game

You are free to choose your UI design, theme colors, styles $...$ etc

You should use at least $1$ local image to provide visual appeal. Add any local images to an "images" folder.

You should also use snackbar for at least one of your in$-$app alerts.

By the way, you will use this project as a starting point for Lab $6.$ You will be submitting the same final app for both assessments.

Export your complete project to a zip archive to avoid including unnecessary files$/$folders$.$ It's recommended to also eliminate the windows, linux & iOS folders to minimize file size.

A$.$ Home Screen

Feel free to add more elements if needed for your sport$/$app$.$

B$.$ Score$/$Stats Screen

buttons as necessary, but don't overcrowd the screen.

The screen must have at least $2$ more buttons:

end game button: ends the game by resetting the scores & declaring the winner

back button: to go back to home screen to start a new game

C$.$ Lab $6$ Requirements

D$.$ BONUS

While using the app, it's possible that the user presses the wrong button$($s$).$ Add an "Undo" feature that correctly "undoes" the last clicked buttons in the right order.

Technical Requirements

Create a new Flutter project called "Project$2".$ The app should satisfy the following:

At least $2$ screens as explained above

Has a well designed form with necessary fields, buttons, validation $...$ etc

All interactive elements work as expected with proper state management

Use snackbar for at least one of your app alerts

Uses non$-$default colors$/$styles

All local images are in an "images" folder