Jul 20, 2018

Tanishqa_Week 1

Heyyy, I’m Tanishqa nagpal. I’ve come to New York from Bombay, for this course! I’m a graphic designer back at home, and have always had a liking for Interaction design as a whole, it isn’t big in India yet, so I thought I’d come here, to learn!

Some things I didn’t know about the iOS

I didn’t know there were multiple navigational styles : Hierarchical, Flat, and content or experienced driven. I always thought it was only hierarchical.

Terminology : The use of we, our, me, and my can sometimes be noted as patronising or insulting. I think that makes sense. Never thought of it before

My App is for everybody, more for people who like to try new food, and enjoy experimenting with food. It is an App that tells you about the deals, offers and food festival happening around you.

App Map

Wireframes

1 Comment

Drew Cogbill
Jul 26, 2018 @ 23:20:43

Mentioned this, but you should update your app map to clearly show all the views that exist in the app and their connections.

I’m confused about what the view with “European” in it is. Why has “European” been selected? Can I change it?

Maybe you’ll find the right solution in your visual design, but I don’t think that the small boxes will be enough detail for your festivals, etc. What text are you actually imagining going beneath them? Can that gray box area properly accomodate what’s needed?

What are the offers again? Is displaying an offer in the same way as a festival actually the right way to display the information clearly?

We talked about this, but you definitely need a back button. Just relying on the swipe from teh edge isn’t enough.

The buttons on the booking preview are too small and close together.

Where are you taken after you close the booking confirmation view? You may want that all to be a modal so that it can close when you’re finished and get out of the way.