Mobile Media

 

 

Notes on Android tablets:

• 3 Default menu options: back, home, app manager
• App based menu icon: “options”
• App navigation typically at top (as opposed to at the bottom on iOS ex. Twitter)

 

The dog app will help users locate bars, restaurants, pet shops, and pet friendly parks. Wire Frames display the simplicity of the app and works in conjunction with google maps. During future review I will attempt to add additional features to the app.

 

 

 

DoggyPlacesAPPWireframes

 

 

 

GIFlip (gif-flip) is a gif sharing social networks app that allow the user to record and share their creation of gif animation from their mobile phone. Not to overload the user with too much moving content, the app borrow interaction from our beloved flipbook animation. User have to swipe their finger through the picture to flip the gif and see the movement of the animation.

The app also simplify the process of making GIF physical by allow the user to order a print out version of their GIF from our preferred printer around the world and send your GIFlipbook right to your door.

 

Firm and I, worked on the wire frames for our concept of creating an alternative mobile platform in order to share and follow GIF images that your network create. The GIFlip application provides you to create gif images and toggle through them as if you’re toggling through a image flip book. We want to integrate the gestural interface of using an actual flip book. There is a page flip on the corner of every image. The more you swipe the more you can activate the moving images.

The Menu bar is sliding and revealing from the left side of the screen when the user tabs the list logo.

 

 

Our app for this project is Smart Closet. Here are the android phone and tablet wireframes for it.

So this is round one of what Juan and I are working on. An app for quantifying one’s life. Some screens, app map + workflow.

Create wireframes for your chosen concept and post them to the blog before class. You will be presenting them for discussion in class.

I’d suggest starting with iPhone wires and then considering how your app map and individual screen content might be different on the iPad. Depending on your app, it will likely be appropriate to have a complete set of iPhone and iPad wires.

HHT: Historic House Trust

Design an app too allow people to present handicap and accessibility flaws in local historic housing on every social network with one click. The app would be accesible for the hearing and visually impaired users.

 

BMX Riding Spot finder:

This social networked app would work closely in conjunction with VitalBMX.com and would primarily focus on bmx bike repairs and parts information along with aiding riders find,discover, and share hidden spots, trails, and parks. The app will also allow users to rate locations, products, and will have the extra ability to rate confrontation with police.

 

 

Hobby group finder:

This app helps users find hobbyist similar to themselves in their immediate area. With hobbyist groups forming everywhere this app aims to provide a new school method of extending the maker trend.

 

DJ Picture mixer:

This app takes pictures in your photo album and uses there location tags to generate playlists that reflect the popular music of the area where that music was located. Target at long distant drivers, music will not be based on a top ten chart but on a review list stemming from what is currently being listened too in real time in your immediate location. In doing this the playlist will always change.

 

 

The energy drink lifestyle:

This app that counts the number of energy supplements you ingest,-ranging from coffee, redbull, or pills- then displays an avatar animation of your current health state.

 

Pet Owners

This app is for pet owners – kind of like yelp & foursquare but for dogs!  — find nearby dog parks, dog friendly bars, pet stores and vets

Take a Break App

This app is for the overworked and tired, you want to take a break, you have 30 min you check into the app and it gives you a list of suggestions based on preferances, time, location, interests, etc —  such as you can take a nap or watch a tv show on hulu.  You pick one and take a break!

Brainstorm