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A simple material design app intro with cool animations and a fluent API. material-intro has fluent style builders for both a simple text/image slide, as seen in Google's apps, and for slides featuring a custom Fragment or layout resource.

...This is especially useful when you want to build visually striking, non-conventional layouts — e.g. a header section on a profile screen with a diagonal bottom edge, a card with angled border, or image backgrounds slanted across the screen. The library exposes XML attributes to set the diagonal angle, direction (left/right), and position (top/bottom/left/right), plus supports elevation so that shadows and Material-style depth are preserved. You embed your standard content (images, text, child views) inside the DiagonalLayout container, and it handles clipping/drawing. ...

The MaterialViewPager project is an Android library that simplifies building a “ViewPager + material-design header” interface: basically, you get a scrolling interface where pages are swipable and a header at the top — often with an image — that can animate (e.g. Ken Burns effect) or behave according to scroll, giving a polished “material-design + parallax / dynamic header” UI out of the box. It abstracts away the boilerplate associated with combining a ViewPager + PagerAdapter + header + toolbar + tabstrip — so instead of wiring all that manually, you drop in a single custom view in your layout and configure with XML attributes (header height, header image or logo, colors, fade, etc). ...

The Android Image Slider project is an Android UI component/library that provides a convenient, customizable image slider (carousel) for mobile apps. Instead of building a custom slider from scratch, developers can drop in this library’s slider view into their layout and configure it via XML or code to display a series of images — from local drawables, files, or remote URLs — with smooth transitions, animations, and optional indicators.

...Similar to idraw and xfig it focuses on creating diagrams easily without a complicated user interface. Diagrams produced by J-gramS are saved as SVG or a number of image formats.