Mobile Media

the presentation pdf includes first app map, second app map, and final app map with detail pages

Final presentation

iphone prototype

https://marvelapp.com/g4i0g3

 

User Insights: 

• upload have to be simple and easy to use
• it is hard to make a food while taking pictures, so probably users will create instructions after taking all the pictures/video
• user groups can be different than what I think(I thought of mostly housewife, age group of 20’s, 30’s and 50~60’s who has a time to spend on foods). it could be youngsters who want to post their ideas and share it with friends.

some of the questions that came up while testing :
– does people look at video more or photo? videos
– can they edit video properly?
– who will use this app?

Here is the link to my mobile media presentation 1, the wireframe prototype, design prototype and user insights have all been included.

Here is the link to Marvel prototype : Marvel prototype

 

Here’s my slides of Boil Monitor for final presentation: BoilMonitor_fin

And Marvel digital prototypes:
iPhone: https://marvelapp.com/4hbh316
Apple Watch: https://marvelapp.com/4hbc4ag

User insights:

• User should be able to view the camera immediately when they open the app, which allows them to know it is working as a monitor, and helps them adjust the position of phone.
• Only after setting their iPhone up on the tripod can users start monitoring (tap “start”).
• On Apple watch, the camera and status should be the first view, before alerts are displayed.

User Insights: 

• If users want to wait for several restaurants, the app shouldn’t charge customers. (maybe from restaurants, but not customers)
• Consider number of people in one party, which will determine how many tables in front of you.
• The table icon of percentage seems very confusing.
• The transition from line view to map view should be coherent with other transitions.

 

• Restline_Final_Slides
• Final UI Comps ->>> https://marvelapp.com/13g495g#10545156

 

https://marvelapp.com/bj622f

From the next round of prototyping I got from the user testing was to think about the interactions that will occur when you begin to follow food critics. Once a person is followed what will then happen on the screen view? Perhaps their top 3 recommended reviews, or a list of their choices based on your user profile? Also the location based services could use more indicators of how the results will populate to the user view and how the filters will affects the results need to be displayed. Finally the account home profile page should act more as your own feed of bookmarks and list of recommendations by people you follow.

Here is the link to the Presentation.  The user insights and different iterations of the prototype are included in the presentation

Here is the Marvel prototype .

Another week, another iteration. This week I focused on bringing together more of the design elements of Hot or Not I had started mapping out during the last round of prototypes. Throughout this process of building the app, page by page from the wireframes, I also did a lot of user testing and made many changes to the flow and functionality.

Continue reading Spice It Up – More Iterations & Feedback

                                         

Think is a Visual puzzle game , where the player is asked to guess the word that the icons represents . This can be in a way called the virtual pictionary. This game has different chapters  like “Action” , ” Movie names” , “proverbs” etc. The difficulty level increases as the player progresses . The player gets access to 3 free hints to help them move forward in the game. This game has a very minimalist characteristics on design and strong visuals that engage the user.  Its a really engrossing game and got me hooked up for hours together . It was a free game when I initially downloaded it . You guys should really try this game.

  Continue reading Thursday Plays # Think (Game)

for the thursdayplay, I’m reviewing an app called “Penny”,
it’s a finance app that shows you how much money you spent and all that finance stuff by messaging. It’s more Interesting than “Mint”, mint just shows you statistics but “Penny” makes a conversation with you.

app thursdayplays review2

homepage and an article about Penny

https://www.pennyapp.io/
Penny Is A Chat-Based Personal Finance Coach

 

 

foodplay-slidesecond round prototype