migrate-to-compose

To plan an Android UI migration from Views to Jetpack Compose, you need a phase-driven workflow covering discovery, gap analysis, strategy, and verification. This approach generates artifacts like behavior scenarios and migration reports to ensure visual fidelity and consistent behavior.

The best way to migrate a Fragment screen to Compose is applying a structured end-to-end migration plan. This includes analyzing source types, adjusting ViewModel state shapes, defining navigation approaches, and performing static verification to confirm behavioral consistency.

Yes, Compose migration supports custom Views and Activities. The process includes detailed discovery, risk assessment, and scaffolding for custom views, alongside specific pattern analysis and View API audits to ensure all View-based components are successfully converted.

You verify behavior consistency after migrating Android UI to Compose by generating behavior-scenarios and conducting static verification. A dedicated View API audit and migration report explicitly handle risks and confirm that the new Compose UI matches the original View-based screen.

Artifacts generated during an Android UI to Compose migration include behavior-scenarios, a detailed migration report, and a clear plan for ViewModel and state adjustments. These outputs enforce migration constraints and document explicit risk handling across all phases.

You might bypass a structured phase-driven workflow for Compose migration if your screen lacks complex state logic or custom Views. However, for comprehensive gap analysis, API audits, and explicit risk handling, a guided phase-driven approach is necessary to maintain visual fidelity.