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Saturday Apps: MagicPlan

MagicPlan is a neat app made by Sensopia that lets you survey a space and creates indoor maps. It measures your rooms and draws your floor plan just by taking pictures and then you can simply add objects, annotations, and attributes to create an indoor map. My friends and I who are architects love this app […]

Saturday Apps: Adobe Color

Adobe Color is one of personal favorites as I mentioned a couple classes back. The mobile app is very similar to the website: https://color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel/ but it has a color detection feature which I think is pretty cool. Back in school, I would use it alot to find color/themes inspiration for graphic design and content layout and still […]

User insight and Prototype Feedback

Things I learned from last week: While I had icons which helped the flow and navigation, the user flow was still a bit too complicated for users to grasp the essence of the app and too similar to other apps like Opentable. Joanne recommended me to really break the app down into its essence, two […]

3 Things I didn’t know about HIG and my App Concept

1. Delay a login requirement for as long as possible. It’s best when users can navigate through much of your app and use some of its functionality without logging in. For example, App Store doesn’t ask users to log in until they decide to buy something. Users often abandon apps that force them to log in before […]

About me

Hi guys, My name is Eugene and I’m currently an architect working and living in the city. I was born here in New York but lived in Hong Kong, Singapore, Pittsburgh, and Barcelona. I recently joined a firm that does a lot of healthcare and corporate design. I went to Carnegie Mellon University for my undergraduate […]