A New Look for the Health app

This required the creation of a new view (homepage) along with the creation of 2 widgets (circular progress bar and arrow) drawn with cairo.

The rationale for this design is to show important data at the top. Users can get more details (graphs and activity history) by clicking the buttons below.

Right now there only three buttons, but we will soon add 1 more button that will show the history of calories burnt . This will then have a 2x2 grid appearance


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