Update (1/15): Client UI --- Usability Improvements

We need a usable app that works on many different screens. Now that we have designed the system, I can start refining the UI. The first and easiest way I made the cross-platform UI is by using Qt's Quick Controls. These are prebuilt UI elements that can resize to satisfy simple constraints:  for example, a ListView can be used to show a list of similar elements, and a GridLayout can arrange arbitrary Qt elements in a layout with a certain number of rows and columns.  Another part of the solution involved implementing dynamic margins and element sizes. The application has very small visual margins on smaller screens, but it will not spread out the cell-phone centric UI if it is run on a larger screen. I also implemented a useful features for small screens, the UI will have a minimum screen size after which it will display scrollbars in order to keep all content available. The Qt documentation was useful, I have also been testing and modifying the UI in order to make it easier for our users to access all of the app's features.  

Future goals include using a wider range of testing devices and insuring that all new UI elements work on many different devices.

-- Hugo