Building with the Navigation UX Framework on Android
summary
Mapbox’s Navigation UX Framework (dependency version 1.3 RC1) runs on top of Maps, Directions and Matrix APIs and boots a production-ready Android nav app by adding a single init call, fragments and tokens; the demo builds a composable UI, enables 3D view, live traffic, speed limits, lane guidance, multi-stop routing with editable waypoints, contextual parking and POI category search, and starts active guidance with ETA clouds. Customization uses the composable-based customization API and Dash controller; the sample app on GitHub compiles and runs as shown.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 1:45Meet the UX Framework
- 3:31Core SDK vs UX Framework
- 5:22Getting started guide
- 7:33Installation in Android Studio
- 10:02Free drive state demo
- 12:22Camera and 3D mode
- 13:32Street name label
- 15:24Search and destination preview
- 18:04Active guidance state
- 20:15Contextual search
- 20:39Full search screen
- 21:44Favorites and multi-stop routing
- 24:21Out-of-the-box features
- 25:24Customization with Compose API
- 26:55Search panel customization
- 29:42Custom search button
- 32:57Coordination API
- 34:30Public sample app
- 35:35Form factor support
- 35:56Q&A: Android Auto integration
- 38:46Q&A: Core SDK vs UX Framework
- 40:36Q&A: Design style overrides
- 41:39Q&A: Mixing UXF and Core SDK
- 43:49Q&A: Navigation logic flexibility
- 45:16Q&A: Map overlays and styles
- 46:38Closing and resources
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