Satisfied with my early sketches, I’ve now interpreted these as scaled wireframes. As the MA programme has progressed I have come to appreciate the iterative development process – I have found that the opportunity to review designs and interpret them as a higher-fidelity versions permits me to critique those designs, find flaws, and suggest improved designs. This presentation documents some of the design debates that I came across, mostly referring to the placement of user interface elements, which required me to find a balance between accessibility and aesthetics.
Wireframes Presentation
ISSUU Presentation
Transcript
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