Android developers and software architects
Planning the initial architecture for a library-related Android app
About
The Android - NTULIB mind map template provides a structural overview of an Android application for the NTU Library system, covering 22 nodes across key components such as activities, fragments, and navigation logic. It includes specific nodes like 'MainActivity', 'ViewPagerFragment' (with child fragments 'HomeFragment', 'PersonFragment', 'SearchFragment', 'NewsFragment'), and 'MusicThemeFragment' (with 'AlbumFragment'). This template serves as a cheat sheet for developers to visualize the app's architecture, including conditional flows like 'if (PRIVACY)' leading to 'PrivacyActivity' or 'exit', and a 'Agree / Disagree' decision point. The layout is organized as a hierarchical tree rooted at 'Android - NTULIB', making it ideal for Android developers planning or documenting library-related mobile apps.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Mobile development teams and technical writers
Documenting an existing NTU Library app for onboarding new team members
Senior Android developers and tech leads
Reviewing the navigation flow and fragment hierarchy during a code review
How to use this template
Step 1
Open the Template
Open the .xmind file in Xmind (desktop or web app) to view the full mind map.
Step 2
Analyze the App Hierarchy
Explore the tree structure starting from the root 'Android - NTULIB' to understand the app's activity and fragment hierarchy.
Step 3
Rename Project Nodes
Customize node names by double-clicking them to match your own project's class names.
Step 4
Extend the Architecture
Add new branches or child nodes to extend the architecture with additional features.
Step 5
Export and Share
Export the mind map as an image or PDF to share with your team.
Frequently asked questions
It is used to visualize the architecture of an Android app for NTU Library, including activities, fragments, and navigation flows like the ViewPager tabs and privacy consent.
It includes MainActivity, ViewPagerFragment (with Home, Person, Search, News fragments), PrivacyActivity, SpalshActivity, MusicThemeFragment, BookFragment, and more.
The 'if (PRIVACY)' node branches to 'PrivacyActivity' or 'exit', showing a conditional check for user privacy agreement.
Yes, you can open the .xmind file in Xmind and replace node names like 'MainActivity' or 'HomeFragment' with your own classes.
Yes, the 'SearchRootFragment' node contains a 'SearchResultFragment' child, representing search functionality.
Yes, it provides a clear hierarchical view of common Android components, useful for understanding app structure.
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