Recreate in Android a section of an iOS application

The focus of this project is the reproduction, for Android, of a particular section of our iOS application. In the attached video, you should be able to see the main required workflows: - Showing the whole table bill, as a list of products and a total footer, presented in a specific interface. - Allocating loyalty points and choosing a payment method, followed by sending a payment request. - Showing the current state of the payment request, using specific animations and messages, as it changes based on user interactions or server-side actions. - Cancelling a payment request. - Displaying and interacting with partial bills from the payment allocation screen (adding and removing products to and from the currently logged-in user's partial bill; viewing the products allocated to each user; returning from the payment allocation screen; initiating a payment request). - Displaying the list of paid products from the server, after a successfully processed payment request. - Resetting the state of the interface, to allow displaying and interacting with a new bill. Within each of these workflows, there are additional cases that need to be treated, covering error situations and different interaction-based states. All of these will be described in detail in the documentation that you will receive prior to commencing development. Selected bidders will be provided with: - Step-by-step documentation of each screen and interaction, including API endpoints for obtaining and providing data to and from the server-side storage. - Web interfaces that allow providing test data and interactions for the app. - An IPA build for the required iOS app section. The expected deliverable is an Android Studio project that implements the required app section, working in the same way as its iOS counterpart. The IPA build we'll send you will serve as a reference implementation for evaluating the completeness and the correctness of your development. Interfaces and interactions that are not explicitly described in the documentation, but are present in the iOS app build are required implicitly. All rights over the code and the application it produces (usage rights, ownership, copyright and additional) will pass onto us after you deliver the project.