This week in Mobile Design we bring you Apple TV!!!!
Now I have my misgivings about Apple TV overall – in terms of its role as a home media center compared to other solutions – but I’m super excited about this project.
Designing for TV is a brand-new experience for me and very very different out of the box than designing for iOS.
Here is a quick write-up of my progress after two weeks working on our iOS or Android food app. You can see my concept, process, images and formal presentation on my own WordPress blog entry (trying to collate content) at the link below.
Project 1 | Spice it Up – An Overview
Please feel free to leave comments on this blog entry for our Mobile Media class to streamline feedback. You are also welcome to leave comments on my own blog if you prefer. I will receive it either way! 😀
Stepe: Playful Step by Step Food Recipe App for Really Real Beginners.
This App is really for people who just started cooking. People can choose a menu and get introduced to its ingredients and directions of cooking. The ingredients section provides in-depth information regarding the ingredients such as “2 cups diced chicken,” and “3 teaspoons peanut butter.” People like myself, who first started cooking, only had a vague idea of what diced meant and also was not fond of and comfortable with the measurements of a cup, teaspoon, tablespoon, etc. Simply put, this app is a recipe app for dummies. People like myself no longer need to google something when looking at the recipe directions. People can also use this app to keep track of what ingredients they have or bought through the ingredients tab. The App also provides focused step by step cooking instructions. It also provides a timer for the steps that require time measurement.
Stepe Wireframe
Stepe Mockup
Here is my POP prototype!
http://popapp.in/w#!/projects/512ab598333f480a5b000144/preview/iOSidR7eGOdSfU4qPg8qwsrN?alt=1
