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You've got to the point where you need to start thinking for yourself. You've already had a fair amount of advice.
Nobody can actually tell you what your app is supposed to do. That's where your own creativity comes into it, followed by some hard work to learn how to do it.
So you've designed a screen with some buttons on. That's a good start. Now you need to educate yourself about the code which goes behind those UI components.
So in answer to your question, your next step is to learn. Start with simple apps first. Learn how to implement Button click handlers. Learn about starting new Activities. All the information is out there on the web, and in books.
Good luck.
Nobody can actually tell you what your app is supposed to do. That's where your own creativity comes into it, followed by some hard work to learn how to do it.
So you've designed a screen with some buttons on. That's a good start. Now you need to educate yourself about the code which goes behind those UI components.
So in answer to your question, your next step is to learn. Start with simple apps first. Learn how to implement Button click handlers. Learn about starting new Activities. All the information is out there on the web, and in books.
Good luck.