Build a Weather UI Android App with Flutter

Build a dynamic weather interface with layered UI, glassmorphism effects, and temperature-driven visuals in Flutter.

Based on early student feedback

Ratings (38) – 4.9

Learners (412+)

Beginner-friendly · Project-based · No boring theory

Gumroad: $7.99 (PPP discounts available)
Patreon: $5/month · Access all classes

What You’ll Learn

In this mini class, you’ll build a modern weather interface in Flutter while learning how to structure dynamic UI that responds to logic. Instead of focusing only on layout, this project shows how different parts of the interface react to state changes, creating a UI that feels alive and responsive.

You’ll design a layered weather screen, implement a glassmorphism forecast card, and connect temperature values to visual elements like background images and weather descriptions.

You will learn how to:

  • Building layered Flutter layouts using Stack
  • Creating dynamic backgrounds that change with temperature logic
  • Implementing glassmorphism UI effects with BackdropFilter
  • Structuring Flutter projects with screens and reusable widgets
  • Designing a clean hourly forecast layout
  • Creating reusable forecast components instead of repeating UI code
  • Using AnimatedSwitcher for smooth UI transitions
  • Connecting state changes to UI updates
  • Testing dynamic UI behavior with a temperature slider

By the end of the class, you’ll have a polished weather UI and a better understanding of how Flutter apps combine layout, logic, and reusable components to create interfaces that feel modern and responsive.

This Class Includes

This mini class is designed to be short, focused, and practical. Instead of long theory-heavy lessons, you’ll build a complete Flutter UI step-by-step while learning the techniques used to create modern, dynamic interfaces.

Each lesson focuses on one part of the app, allowing you to follow along easily and understand how the layout, logic, and UI elements work together.

This class includes:

  • 9 HD Video Lessons (1080p)
    Clear step-by-step walkthroughs focused on building the UI properly.
  • 50+ Mins of Structured Content
    A complete weather UI project you can finish in a single focused
  • Full Flutter Project Files
    Access the finished source code to review, compare, and extend the project.
  • Step-by-Step UI Development
    Learn how each part of the interface is built and connected to logic.
  • Lifetime Access
    Download the lessons and revisit them anytime as part of your Flutter reference library.

By the end of the class, you’ll have a fully working weather UI project and a deeper understanding of how Flutter apps combine layout, reusable widgets, and logic to create polished interfaces.

Course Content

This mini class walks you through the complete process of building a modern weather UI in Flutter. Each lesson focuses on one part of the interface, allowing you to gradually construct the app while understanding how the layout, logic, and visual design connect together.

Instead of jumping straight into a finished screen, we build the project step-by-step — starting with project setup, moving into layered layouts and dynamic backgrounds, and finishing with reusable forecast widgets and interactive UI controls.

View lesson breakdown

Lesson 1 – Setting up our Weather App Project
Lesson 2 – Creating the HomeScreen
Lesson 3 – Adding Assets and Weather Logic
Lesson 4 – Building The Background with Stack
Lesson 5 – Building The Main Weather UI
Lesson 6 – Creating the Glass Card Widget
Lesson 7 – Building the Glass Card Header
Lesson 8 – Building the Hourly Forecast Section
Lesson 9 – Adding The Temperature Slider
Project Files – FlutterSensei_Weather_UI_App.zip

By the end of the course, you’ll have a complete weather interface built from scratch and a clear understanding of how Flutter apps combine layout, state, and reusable components to create dynamic user interfaces.

Requirements / Prerequisites

This mini class assumes you have basic familiarity with Flutter and are comfortable running a Flutter project on your machine. While the app we build is focused on UI design and layout structure, the concepts will make more sense if you already understand the basics of Flutter widgets and project setup.

You don’t need advanced experience — just enough knowledge to follow along with the code and understand how Flutter apps are structured.

To get the most out of this class, you should have:

  • Basic knowledge of Flutter and Dart
  • Flutter SDK installed and working on your machine
  • A code editor such as VS Code or Android Studio
  • An emulator or physical device to run Flutter apps
  • Familiarity with basic widgets like Scaffold, Row, Column, and Container
  • Willingness to type code and build along (not just watch)

If you’ve already built a few simple Flutter apps or followed introductory tutorials, you should be able to comfortably complete this project.

By the end of the class, you’ll expand those fundamentals by learning how to structure layered UI, create reusable components, and build dynamic interfaces that respond to logic.

Description

This mini class walks you through building a modern Weather App UI in Flutter, focusing on how visual design, layout structure, and simple logic come together to create a dynamic interface. Instead of static screens, you’ll build an app that changes its appearance based on temperature values, giving the UI a more realistic and responsive feel.

Throughout the project, you’ll design a layered layout using Flutter’s Stack, implement a glassmorphism weather card with blur effects, and create reusable forecast widgets that keep the code organized and scalable. Each part of the interface is built step-by-step so you can clearly understand how the UI structure works and how different widgets interact with each other.

By the end of the class, you’ll have a polished weather interface that includes dynamic background images, an hourly forecast section, and an interactive temperature slider that drives visual changes across the app. More importantly, you’ll gain practical experience building Flutter UI that looks modern, structured, and responsive — skills that translate directly to real mobile app design.

Who This Class Is For

This mini class is designed for Flutter developers who want to improve their UI development skills and learn how to build modern, responsive interfaces. If you’ve already learned the basics of Flutter and want to move beyond simple layouts, this project will help you understand how to combine logic, layout, and design to create more dynamic app experiences.

This class is perfect for:

  • Flutter beginners who want to practice building a real UI project
  • Developers learning how to create modern mobile interfaces
  • Students following the 100 Flutter Apps Journey
  • Anyone wanting to understand layered layouts using Stack
  • Developers interested in glassmorphism UI effects in Flutter
  • Flutter learners who want to practice reusable widget design

You don’t need advanced Flutter experience to follow along. If you’re comfortable with basic widgets and running Flutter projects, this class will help you take the next step toward building interfaces that feel more polished and professional.

FAQ

If you’re considering taking this mini class, here are answers to some common questions students usually have before getting started.

If you still have questions, feel free to reach out. The goal of this mini class is to give you a clear, practical project that helps you build more confidence designing Flutter interfaces.


Discover more from Flutter Sensei

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Leave a Reply

Scroll to Top

Discover more from Flutter Sensei

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading