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This is my low fidelity prototype for my app/website. My accessibility page is useful as it contains a main overview as well as a search bar with frequently asked questions, this is efficient and engaging which makes it easier for the user to find the information they needed. This is my design for the main […]
Continue ReadingThese are my rejected designs. Many of them were rejected due to accessibility limitations swell as lack of usability whether that be not effective or engaging. My first rejected design is a pop up subscribe box. This box is limited because it is too simple and basic and although it is cohesive which ‘Jacobs law’ […]
Continue ReadingWithin my design, I will apply ‘Jacobs law’ (“Users prefer your site to be designed the way other sites they use are designed “) as I am aware that users tend to want familiarity and websites that are conventional. For example, I intend to achieve conventionality through a typical checkout process which will make the […]
Continue ReadingI had a few assumptions relating to this festival for example, a writing competition would be a popular edition to my festival and through a questionnaire my assumption was confirmed. I had also assumed that dress-up competitions and cosplay would be a requested edition (due to it being popular in other festivals (such as comic […]
Continue ReadingFor my project I am going to create a book festival. One of the largest problems with book festivals is the issue that it’s hard to find and purchase tickets to the event. Many people who aren’t as tech savvy (for example the elderly) will need assistance and an easy-to-understand website/app that will support them. […]
Continue ReadingMy mission with this project was to create a companion app that helps my user keep up to date with their game and the changes within the game. It makes it easy to track events that are upcoming as well as preparing for maintenance and patches. This app will be useful as it will be […]
Continue ReadingI adequately followed accessibility guidelines with my app. I started with the easily understandable typeface which is clear and legible. Furthermore, even with the pink colour scheme, I made sure to have a clear contrast between the colour and the typeface, making it accessible. Also, the simplicity of the app means that there are limited […]
Continue ReadingWhilst creating my high-fidelity mobile app, I made sure to keep using my colour palette that I decided on previously through research. The colour scheme compliments the game company which is called “sugarplum studios” and it appeals mostly to a female audience. Here are my profile page and log in Here are my first 2 pages […]
Continue ReadingI initially drew a paper-based low fidelity prototype. This outlined the key features as well as some rejected designs. The rejected designs are a progress bar (which was removed as it didn’t seem relevant to the app) and an onboarding process. Personally, the onboarding process didn’t feel necessary due to the very simple app with […]
Continue ReadingI tested many different ones to decide which to use for my poster.
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