Create a new project in Android Studio, entering TransistionDemo into the Application name field and ebookfrenzy.com as the Company Domain setting before clicking on the Next button.

Create a new project in Android Studio, entering TransistionDemo into the Application name field and ebookfrenzy.com as the Company Domain setting before clicking on the Next button.

On the form factors screen, enable the Phone and Tablet option and set the minimum SDK setting to API 19: Android 4.4 (KitKat). Continue to proceed through the screens, requesting the creation of a blank activity named TransitionDemoActivity with a corresponding layout named activity_transition_demo.

On the form factors screen, enable the Phone and Tablet option and set the minimum SDK setting to API 19: Android 4.4 (KitKat). Continue to proceed through the screens, requesting the creation of a blank activity named TransitionDemoActivity with layout and menu resource files named activity_transition_demo and menu_transition_demo respectively.

== Preparing the Project Files ==

== Preparing the Project Files ==

The first example transition animation will be implemented through the use of the beginDelayedTransition() method of the TransitionManager class. The first step, however, is to assign an ID to the parent layout view element in the user interface layout created for us by Android Studio. If Android Studio does not automatically load the file, locate and double click on the TransitionDemo -> app -> src -> main -> res -> layout -> activity_transition_demo.xml file in the Project tool window panel to load it into the Designer tool. Once loaded, switch to Design mode and double click on the background of the view canvas that represents the parent RelativeLayout container and, in the resulting panel, name the layout view @+id/myLayout and press Enter to commit the change.

The first example transition animation will be implemented through the use of the beginDelayedTransition() method of the TransitionManager class. The first step, however, is to assign an ID to the parent layout view element in the user interface layout created for us by Android Studio. If Android Studio does not automatically load the file, locate and double click on the app -> res -> layout -> activity_transition_demo.xml file in the Project tool window panel to load it into the Designer tool. Once loaded, switch to Design mode and double click on the background of the view canvas that represents the parent RelativeLayout container and, in the resulting panel, name the layout view @+id/myLayout and press Enter to commit the change.

Select the TextView object that currently displays the Hello world! text and press the keyboard delete key to remove it from the layout. Drag a Button from the Widget section of the Designer palette and position it in the top left hand corner of the device screen layout. Once positioned, double click on it and specify an ID of @+id/myButton1.

Select the TextView object that currently displays the Hello world! text and press the keyboard delete key to remove it from the layout. Drag a Button from the Widget section of the Designer palette and position it in the top left hand corner of the device screen layout. Once positioned, double click on it and specify an ID of @+id/myButton1.

The objective for the initial phase of this tutorial is to implement a touch handler so that when the user taps on the layout view the button view moves to the lower right hand corner of the screen and increases in size.  

The objective for the initial phase of this tutorial is to implement a touch handler so that when the user taps on the layout view the button view moves to the lower right hand corner of the screen and increases in size.