Adaptive Device Mock Solution
(Password: IMD)
The chosen idea is an app that streamlines the app experience by actively downloading apps on a what-you-need-when-you-need-it basis. On entry to an establishment, your device will receive an alert stating that the establishment would like to send you an app.
The alert is activated by an NFC tag in the store recognizing your device. If you chose to accept the app will be sent to you over Wi-Fi/bluetooth or some other connection, set up by the tag. All apps downloaded through the NFC mechanism are third-party.
Included in the original app is a contactless e-wallet connected to your PayPal account, capable of storing reward card information. It can also activate and deactivate settings/apps on your phone, depending on location, using personal NFC tags.
Parent-Child Communication Device Presentation
Presentation covering from receiving the brief to generating client-ready proposals.
Parent-Child Communication Device (Tablet) - Photoshop
This one will also take a long time to explain, so it’s probably best to have a look over the whole unit if you’re interested. Principles of Interaction Design Unit.
Tablet Resource // UI Resource
A close up of the device and its interface. This is as simple as it gets. The home button goes to the map, the messages button goes to the most recent message, the alarm button sends the emergency signal.
You can see where you’ve been and when, and figure out how to get back and that’s all you need.
Parent-Child Communication Device (Watch) - Copic Marker on Moleskine/Illustrator/Photoshop
This one will take a long time to explain, so it’s probably best to have a look over the whole unit if you’re interested. Principles of Interaction Design Unit.
Title Sequence Representation - Photoshop
Representative image for my Motion Graphics unit title sequence. Looks more Hellboy than Oldboy, but I’m sticking with it. I’ll just try make it more ephemeral looking in AE. I’m a fan of the type on this, it’s a Frankenstein’s Monster of Futura and some other ‘distressed’ looking display face whose name I forget.
