Final Project
http://invis.io/W6TOTZVZ
Showing posts with label Oriol Bella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oriol Bella. Show all posts
5/8/14
3/13/14
Music app
Link to presentation: https://drive.google.com/a/newschool.edu/#folders/0ByL4aX8r3EB3TDl5T2JRS25TdTQ
2/27/14
2/20/14
2/12/14
Wireframes
This app allows people to create collaborative music playlist with the people they are. One guy creates a session and using the gps the people who is around can join it. Everybody adds songs to the session and the songs plays one after another.
As this is an app for people to use when they are with their friends I am making the interaction as minimal and simple as possible.
As this is an app for people to use when they are with their friends I am making the interaction as minimal and simple as possible.
2/6/14
App Scramble: NOODLE RACE
Uri & N.Tjandra
Words:
Noodle, Entertainment, 20-30 yrs old
Everybody loves good deals, more so if you are the first to get them.
Noodle Race combines delicious noodles and a challenge to bring you daily deals. All you have to do, join the race and be the first to arrive. Users will be notified with deals in the proximity of their current location. Let the race begin!
2/5/14
My name is Oriol Bella.
Favourite app: Spotify.
Three things from the android guidelines:
- In the android recent apps page, the most recent apps go from bottom to top and from right to left. This can make sense because the button to get into this screen is in the right-bottom of the phone, so your finger is closer to the most recent app, but the normal way of reading is the other way around, so it can create confusion.
- In the guidelines they talk a lot about graphic design concepts such as color, typography, white space, contrast... Which makes me think about how much graphic design involves UX design.
- As android devices have much more different screen sizes and resolutions than iOS devices it can be more complicated to adapt a design to android than to iOS.
Favourite app: Spotify.
Three things from the android guidelines:
- In the android recent apps page, the most recent apps go from bottom to top and from right to left. This can make sense because the button to get into this screen is in the right-bottom of the phone, so your finger is closer to the most recent app, but the normal way of reading is the other way around, so it can create confusion.
- In the guidelines they talk a lot about graphic design concepts such as color, typography, white space, contrast... Which makes me think about how much graphic design involves UX design.
- As android devices have much more different screen sizes and resolutions than iOS devices it can be more complicated to adapt a design to android than to iOS.
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