[UI/UX] Follow correct conventions for the navigation drawer.

[Raymond Wells]

cc @engrMiguel @brandonthai2003 @wmefteh

• The navigation drawer isn't being used for its intended purpose.

A navigation drawer is supposed to take you to different aspects of the applicaiton. Good example of this is google play music:

• Tabs should be used for category filtering if it exists, just like the google play market:

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So we should use the navigation drawer to take you to these views:

• Deals Near Me
• Pocket
• My Businesses

[Raymond Wells]

Also, profile should be on the navigation drawer, and you've probably guessed it, but the action menu should be used for actions instead of navigation ;)

[Raymond Wells]

This will be tackled after the UI is in a stable state. Basically we will need to replace the four root activities:

• NewsFeed
• Pocket
• Profile
• My Businesses

with fragments.

Following #42 will make this much easier.

[Raymond Wells]

Actually on that note.. and with the understanding that this very comment makes this a "hero" issue (my bad). We can leverage the CardView from the v7 support library (https://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/v7/widget/CardView.html) to fit in better with android conventions.

[Raymond Wells]

For this purpose we should use "support fragments"

Most of the views already follow the fragment + containing activity pattern, so this will not give problems.

[Raymond Wells]

Fixed by 3830f445b2e3830e8a6fc1d1641d50d9817c5dc2