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in this tutorial youamp;#39;ll learn how to create a java file that defines a shape background color and border for your ui elements for example i have a relative layout at the center of my screen and using a drawable file i created iamp;#39;ve given it a curved bright red border and a lighter red background this one drawable file that i created can be applied to multiple views to give them the same style letamp;#39;s get started weamp;#39;ll start by going to activitymain.xml file and creating the relative layout at the center of the screen so right now inside of my activitymain.xml i just have a single relative layout for the whole screen iamp;#39;m going to create a relative layout within that and for this relative layout iamp;#39;m going to give it a width and height of 300 sp iamp;#39;m also going to specify that it should be in the center of its parent so the center of the screen by saying android center in parent and then setting that equal to true and now if you run that