Welcome to QuizFlix! A modern, TV-friendly home screen designed to make learning interactive, engaging, and fun.
Choose from four exciting quiz categories: General Knowledge, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, and Mixed Challenge.
Test your knowledge with randomized multiple-choice questions, a 20-second countdown timer, and instant answer feedback.
View your final score, accuracy percentage, and personal best. Play again to improve your score and challenge yourself!

QuizFlix – Learn, Play, and Challenge Yourself on TV!

Inspiration

We wanted to transform television from a passive entertainment platform into an interactive learning experience. As an AI and Data Science engineering student, I created QuizFlix to combine education, entertainment, and TV-friendly gameplay.

What It Does

QuizFlix is an educational quiz application designed for television screens. It offers four categories: General Knowledge, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, and Mixed Challenge.

Key Features

Five randomly selected questions per quiz round
A 20-second countdown timer for each question
Instant green and red answer feedback
Final score and percentage calculation
Category-specific high scores saved locally
Play Again and Back to Home options
Large buttons and TV-friendly navigation

How I Built It

We developed QuizFlix using Java, XML, Android Studio, and the Android SDK.

The application includes a home screen, category selection screen, and quiz engine. I used Collections.shuffle() for question randomization, CountDownTimer for timed gameplay, and SharedPreferences to store high scores.

We tested the application using an Android TV emulator.

Challenges I Faced

My biggest challenge was creating an interface suitable for a television screen, with readable text, clear answer choices, and remote-friendly navigation.

We also had to coordinate the countdown timer, answer feedback, automatic question transitions, and scoring logic.

What I Learned

This project helped me improve my Java and Android development skills. I learned more about activity navigation, XML layouts, timers, local storage, UI design, debugging, and building applications for TV-style interaction.

Accomplishments

We successfully developed a functional quiz application with four categories, randomized questions, timed gameplay, instant answer feedback, and persistent high scores.