Category: For Next Week

• Take your learnings from your wireframes and create a design for your app.
• In your presentation and in your blog post, be sure to call out what you learned from prototyping. Post one to two learnings from your paper prototyping along with your design on the blog.
• Create a Flinto prototype (https://www.flinto.com/) of your app.

 

• Group 2 will present designs
• Group 1 will prototype

• Take your learnings from your wireframes and create a design for your app.
• In your presentation and in your blog post, be sure to call out what you learned from prototyping. Post one to two learnings from your paper prototyping along with your design on the blog.
• Create a Flinto prototype (https://www.flinto.com/) of your app.

 

• Group 1 will present their designs next week
• Group 2 will prototype

• Group 2 (and anyone who didn’t present last week) should present an app map and a wireframe
• Group 1 (and anyone who didn’t last week) should bring paper prototypes to test. For your design presentations to get full credit, you will need to clearly point out things that you learned from prototyping.

• Review the syllabus to understand class expectations and what we’re doing this semester.
• Read the Apple HIG or the Android Design Guidelines (Material Design) and post 3 things you didn’t know.
• Create an app map and wireframe for your app. Group 1 will present. Each person will have about 10 minutes to present and get feedback.
• Group 2 should create paper prototypes to test next week (Group 1 can also test if they’d like.)

From class today:

• Mobile Media 101
• Omnigraffle
• Additional Wireframe Example
• Graffletopia
• Kongi (in omnigraffle, but latest has android)

Class protocol things:

• Start posting #thursdayplays.
• Your work only counts if it’s on the blog.

Next week will be our last class! We’ll have two guest critics in to respond to your work.

• Iterate on your app designs per the feedback from the other class and prepare your final presentation. You will have 13 minutes for presentation and feedbackPost your final presentation to the blog.
• Post anything you’d like credit for before class starts next week. This includes all #thursdayplays/apps.
• Please fill out your class evaluations. They really do help me be able to adapt the class for the future.

Don’t forget that we’re hosting the other Mobile Media class. We’ll be critiquing their work this week.

Úll has been great! See you next week when we host the other mobile media section.

If you want to read about úll check out #ullconf on twitter or this article from the Irish Times.

We’ll be presenting our projects to the other Mobile Media section. Look at this as a dry run for your final presentation. Iterate in your designs from last week. You’ll have around 10 minutes from presentauon and feedback

• Post either a link to your digital prototype or documentation from a paper prototype
• Post 3-5 things that you learned from prototyping
• Take what you’ve learned from wireframes and prototyping and make a design for you app to present. Post this to the blog as well.
• Get in as many #thursdayplays as you can this week. There is another section of mobile media, and the one with more #thursdayplays will get to present to the other class 2 weeks later! We currently have 26 and the other class has 25, so get those posts in!
• Also remember, you need at least one #thursdayplay for the second half of the semester anyways.

• Iterate on your wireframe
• Prepare a paper or digital prototype for in class testing. Remember to have one or more tasks to ask people to perform.
• Each group will also sit down with me to look at their current wireframe and prototype as well