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accessible transportation app final wireframe

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It's doooone! :)

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https://nonfungiblethoughts.myportfolio.com/

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Your music video came out so nice! The lit-up bone syncs so well to the beat of the music. I think the color palette you chose complements the song very nicely and helps to create a fun vibe overall.

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I really love the way these turned out!! Each "NFT" is so distinctive and offers a unique perspective on NFTs. I think you did a great job at establishing the personalities of each of the characters (my favorites are meh and viro). The overall layout/presentation of the "NFTs" is really simple and easy to navigate!

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This is a lo-fi wireframe for an app directed to initiating conversation on mental health in Asian American families. I'm currently analyzing results from an anonymous survey I sent out, as well as ~20 user interviews. I noticed similar themes in why people wanted to start these conversations ("I want to start a conversation to...") and have been thinking about providing resource and conversation cards, similar to the card game We're Not Really Strangers. My goal here is to initiate and direct people to resources, not provide an alternative to therapy - but I would love feedback on the cards format and other suggestions on user flow through the app!

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accessible transportation app lo-fi wireframe

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my lo-fi wireframes include the basic functionalities of a ride-sharing app for people with mobility issues. For more details, you can read my senior project plan here: https://claudiashao.wixsite.com/design/spp

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Hi! My name is Steffi, and I'm a senior in IDM. For my senior project, I am creating an app/website that blends cooking and music, two of my favorite things. The premise is that the app/site blends Spotify's customized playlists (ex: Discover Weekly, Release Radar), and the Tasty App by Buzzfeed. When you look up a recipe, the site gives you recommended songs to listen to that are based on the ingredients, and that you can add to your Spotify. Additionally, there is a feature where you input ingredients you have on hand, and the site recommends recipes to make, and the recommendations are given the same way.

I thought this would be a fun, non-intimidating way to learn how to cook, or gain cooking inspiration, while discovering new music, and keeping track of cooking time. It could also be a tool for you to see how long it takes you to make your food, so that you can block out time in your schedule to do it.

The first section of the survey is about your music tastes and habits, and the second half is about food and cooking habits. The point of the survey is to see 1) if people would be interested, and 2) if people are interested, what types of content, both in terms of food and music, to feature, so some answer options are more general than others.

Thanks for taking the survey :)

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Hi! My name is Steffi, and I'm a senior in IDM. For my senior project, I am creating an app/website that blends cooking and music, two of my favorite things. The premise is that the app/site blends Spotify's customized playlists (ex: Discover Weekly, Release Radar), and the Tasty App by Buzzfeed.

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https://www.figma.com/file/3LVCNgHyPJJqwIigRHIBL0/Senior-Project---Food-for-the-Soul?node-id=0%3A1

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you can open in figma and click "present" in order to play with the clickable elements (i.e. opening the cart and going to check out) click options > fit width so that it fits in your browser!

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Bone Initial 3D Model

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First Fracture Tests, why does it slow down in gravity nobody knows not even me, just kidding, animation graph is a bit wonky, needs fixing later.

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Why have one when I can have more than one? Added more bones as per idea thought up by Sahana and Leslie, thanks guys, no more bones falling off the stage, instead I will simply have a boneyard.

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This is one of the several audio samples that I will be using for the song portion of my project.

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(Explanation of my project and the stages)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KidCb0wgWYZefJern8GZEpVINvhKYD87-oaxuDdfHJk/edit?usp=sharing

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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For my collection, I've come up with 5 personas that each represent a reaction/response to the emergence of NFTs. Here is a table that details the character descriptions and some potential pieces (which will be transformed into little comic 2D/3D gifs)

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Here's a prototype of what the collection will look like to give you an idea. The colored boxes are in place of the pieces for each character.

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this is a presentation with some background information on what i plan to exhibit in my documentary. i will be meeting with phil chan from final bow for yellowface this week to discuss more about his organization and schedule an interview with him over spring break.

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this looks so cool! i love that you went with a transparent bag. the logo looks great and i think it was really creatively done. the only thing i wonder is if the thin lines for the maze will still show when the logo is printed in a very small size (ex: on a business card or sticker)? i'm not entirely sure how that works but i still think this looks awesome so great work!!

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this is such a unique idea and i'm very interested to see how it will progress. there are so many mixed feelings and opinions on NFTs so it's such a fascinating concept to bring these varying perspectives together. it may be a challenge to walk the line between representing different voices and generalizing certain groups but i think with careful consideration the project will turn out well! i love that you are using art as the carrier of these perspectives.

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looks very cool so far! i wish i knew anything about 3-D modeling to give any suggestions for fixing the fracturing issue but alas haha. i'm looking forward to seeing how the visuals and audio come together to form your final project!

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What is working about the project.

The structure of the pages are simple and easy to understand

What is confusing or needs more clarification about the project. Questions?

How does the user actually navigate through the whole experience? (Showing the wireframes of the individual recipe pages, my recipes page, and my songs page will help clarify this!)

Will users scroll horizontally or vertically? What happens when user’s hands are occupied with food ingredients and cannot scroll?

What are ways that the project can be improved. Suggestions?

It’s very likely that users will want to use a mobile version of this project (make it responsive, with vertical and horizontal layouts)

Your survey had a lot of questions about time, maybe incorporate a functionality that allows time tracking will be interesting

What additional references, resources, projects, and/or links would be useful for this project.

https://www.bestapp.com/best-recipe-apps/ maybe look at the layouts of these applications and do a fusion of their layouts + layouts of music apps

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What is working about the project.

The bone is so cute! Especially with so many of them animated all together it’s super impactful visually

What is confusing or needs more clarification about the project. Questions?

Nothing confusing! Will you be playing with perspectives? Are you animating anything other than bones?

What are ways that the project can be improved. Suggestions?

The gravity of the bone dropping can be improved! Maybe try using a exponential instead of linear timing?

What additional references, resources, projects, and/or links would be useful for this project.

Some 3d animation projects on behance might give you ideas on how to do your gravity treatments: https://www.behance.net/gallery/134280711/MARVIN?tracking_source=search_projects_recommended%7C3d%20animation

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What is working about the project.

The topic of your documentary is very relevant! I love how you are amplifying the voices of asian Americans esp in the performing arts world.

What is confusing or needs more clarification about the project. Questions?

Nothing confusing, just some questions: how long will this documentary be? How do you plan on dividing your time (e.g. chronological progression of AAPI in film? Or more topic based?)

What are ways that the project can be improved. Suggestions?

Might be out of your scope, but you might also want to compare films by AAPI directors/producers to the other films to see if anything’s different about AAPI protrayal

What additional references, resources, projects, and/or links would be useful for this project.

Maybe analyze iconic figures such as bruce lee and his film characters? And maybe their impact on AAPIs in film?

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This is a lo-fi wireframe for a secondary ticketing app! I want the app to be a place where sellers and buyers can easily sell/buy tickets last minute and negotiate ticket prices (kind of like a Facebook Marketplace but for tickets to events). I wasn't able to incorporate all of the features I wanted to, but feel free to let me know if you have any suggestions/what you think!

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I wasn't able to access your Figma link but based on your initial sketches it seems like you have a good idea of the look and flow of the app, and I think it looks great! Even as a sketch, it's very easy to follow and seems user friendly. I’m not sure I understand the “sell” screen entirely; is each item a category for what the status of the ticket they’re selling is in? Also, how does a user navigate between the different pages? (I’m guessing these questions are answered in your Lo-fi wireframe). I know we mentioned this last class when discussing your project but I think having an "event type" category in the filters would be useful (unless the app is designed for a specific category only). Otherwise, I think you have really great progress and can’t wait to see the final product!

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Reading through your SPP, the motivation behind your project is very moving and already sets the initiative up for a great start; it’s nice to see more inclusive and conscious design. In regards to your wireframe, I think it looks well thought out and definitely looks easily navigable; however, because it is lo-fi, it’s difficult to understand certain screens or functions so I would suggest adding annotations. Since the app is suggesting the different methods (which include other apps), will they be connected? And if they were to take a ride on Uber or Lyft, for example, would they be rating the quality of the suggestion or the ride itself on your app?

I’m not sure if you’ve come across an app called Obi but it might be worth taking a look at because it has a similar concept (however, I don’t use the app so I’m not sure how good it is).

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Your Cosmic Cloud Company logo with the 3 Cs looks really cool! I like that it also looks like a cloud. It was nice to be able to go through your wireframe prototype and get a sense of the layout and navigation. Nothing is confusing to me except in the shopping cart you include a “price” and “total” for each item. I would suggest only having price and if the quantity is greater than one then you can put 2x$$$ because I think the “total” should reflect the entire cart. Also, the bag design looks really great! Is “Love Maze” related to Cosmic Cloud company?

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This is the lo-fi wireframe for my app Shower Power. It's an app that encourages people to take shorter showers. For a better explanation please visit: https://www.leilali.com/home/showerpower or https://wp.nyu.edu/leilali_sp_2022/

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This is a really cool idea! I could definitely see myself using it for fun and to be more sustainable. I was a little confused with the different timers - do people need different timers for the different times of day they shower? It might be worthwhile to ask if people are showering for the same amount of time every day at the same time. I really like the statistics idea too - maybe some kind of streak for staying within your timer daily would be cool to encourage people?

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1. What is working about the project?

I love that you included examples from historical prejudice and more present day experiences.

2. What is confusing or needs more clarification about the project. Questions?
There really isn't anything confusing. Just one question, are you going to be interviewing people and filming it?

3. What are ways that the project can be improved. Suggestions?
I personally feel like when we think of racism, we think of big examples -- laws, workplace, and all that. While those are absolutely terrible, as an Asian woman, I personally feel like it's the little things that gets me the most. For example, bouncers sometimes seems to take extra few seconds with my ID check (compare to my friends)  because I have my Chinese name on my driver's license. (But this is just my personal take on this)

4. What additional references, resources, projects, and/or links would be useful for this project.
I feel like extreme Sinophobia in new medias is talked about enough.

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1. What is working about the project.
It's a very unique idea!

2. What is confusing or needs more clarification about the project. Questions?
Are all the recipes coming from Buzzfeed? Or are there other recipe sources that you will be using? Can user add recipe to the App?

3. What are ways that the project can be improved. Suggestions?
I feel like this might work better as a mobile app.

4. What additional references, resources, projects, and/or links would be useful for this project.
I don't use any recipe apps, but I believe there are quiet a few of them on App Store, and a competitive analysis research might clear somethings up for you.

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Have you or someone in your family struggled with their mental health (84.8% yes)

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How often do you feel comfortable discussing your mental health or mental health more broadly with your family/parents?

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WordCloud of responses to question: "What difficulties do you see in having these conversations about mental health/what is stopping you from starting them?"

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WordCloud of responses to question: "What difficulties do you see in having these conversations about mental health/what is stopping you from starting them?"

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What is working about the project.
On the UX side, your wireframes are very neat and comprehensive. You cover the main goal of your project, which is to find accessible rides for people with mobility issues, and good drop off points based on your research that include wheelchair accessible routes.

What is confusing or needs more clarification about the project. Questions?
I also was wondering if you've researched how to make an app easier to navigate for someone who has other issues as well, like arthritis or paresis, or if this is solely for people who use wheelchairs.

What are ways that the project can be improved. Suggestions?
Since this is just a lo-fi wireframe, I was wondering if you were considering accessible colors and fonts as you continue to develop the app (if you decide to broaden the scope of accessibility)?  I also suggest a larger photo of the license plate on that page so that it is easier for someone to match in case they're older and are hard of seeing.

What additional references, resources, projects, and/or links would be useful for this project.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1b6kKm9BWPaoLqYoofWsuRBmOF5piniB08mr26rqTvNw/edit#slide=id.g10c91d42ee8_0_68]

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Really cool and necessary project and I like how consistent and clean the lo-fi wireframes look. I'm a little confused as to what some of them mean in the context of the app, like the rating page. It might be helpful to add the travel time along with the wait time, or maybe incorporating that into a total time to get somewhere (travel + wait). I think analyzing the key screens of other rideshare apps would be helpful as well in terms of trying to get the user what they need in as few clicks/screens as possible.

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What is working about the project.

I think you have a lot of good data to work with! Your survey produced a lot of helpful results, including backing up the need for this project.

What is confusing or needs more clarification about the project. Questions?

For the conversation page that has the question "have you ever felt so sad you couldn't get out of bed?" I think it would be nice to put which topic it is referring to on the "I want to start a conversation to..." page.

What are ways that the project can be improved. Suggestions?
I think you can include difficulty levels (in terms of discussion) for each "conversation". For example, talking about family history is low difficulty while "go to therapy" is higher.

Another resource you can add are short videos families can watch together and have discussion questions with them so either side doesn't feel pressured to start the conversation.
Your wireframe also needs navigation buttons/menus to get between pages!

What additional references, resources, projects, and/or links would be useful for this project.
I don't have anything at the moment, since your research is so extensive :p

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This is so creative and funny! I think this definitely encapsulates the "anti NFT NFT" idea. The idea of comics/gifs is great - more specificity on that as you figure it out would be great. Some kind of way to further engage this with social media would also be really interesting to see, as a lot of the NFT debate is happening online.

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What is working about the project.

This idea is very interesting and intriguing and original! I love the concept and each character is very thought out based on the essence of NFT's.

What is confusing or needs more clarification about the project. Questions?

The collection page is confusing to me. Are there going to be multiple NFT's of each character you are designing?

What are ways that the project can be improved. Suggestions?

If you have time, I'd create some sort of presentation (ideally a website) to store all the information on your NFT's since they're a lot more than just images (will link a good example below)

What additional references, resources, projects, and/or links would be useful for this project.
This is an NFT I really enjoy and their website is pretty comprehensive.
https://oddwaffles.net/

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The Odd Waffles are aiming to create the best possible community in the NFT space. With that in mind we will be making utility and multiple use cases for our Waffles/community members to utilize. Our community will be launching on Ethereum with 8,888 randomly generated Waffles to be minted.

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My site just stopped working this morning, i.e. for some reason I can't pull data from my backend anymore, but here's what it currently looks like. I'm trying to debug currently and will try to upload screenshots as soon as possible, but this is how it looks.
Check out my senior project plan for more details: https://seniorprojectzachor.blogspot.com/2022/03/week-05.html
And you can take a look at what my albums database full of placeholder values currently looks like here if you're curious: https://cloud.mongodb.com/v2/620d3d83d259b97a200791c7#metrics/replicaSet/620d3f48118ffa7a6e85c520/explorer/sen_proj/albums/find
I've spent most of my time designing this database and getting my frontend to be able to display and edit data from it.

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Love the look of the wireframe so far, can’t wait to see what it will look like in Figma! I think the link you posted needs an account to view the albums, I think you could pist the pictures under here as well. Let’s go Music Group!!

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I'm so glad you came up with an idea, since you were still thinking about what specifically to do when we spoke last week. I like the idea a lot, it's very meta, abstract, humorous and thought-provoking like you were saying you wanted. I especially like that you're more or less addressing every type of person who might come across your project, since we were talking about audience last time, i.e. how familiar people should be to interact with your product. It's a little hard to imagine what these characters will look like / what your NFTs will actually be (gifs, images, videos) and especially how they'll interact with each other. I'm also unsure of how many you'll be creating. Just one per character? Or multiple per character? Or some with multiple characters? It's also not entirely clear to me what you're trying to say through the clueless character, the indifferent character, and the glamorous character. the artist and environmentalist are two clear views on NFTs and allow you to show two opposite sides of the issue. But I'm not sure what the purpose of the clueless character is, for example. Like how does it contribute to your overall message. It's an abstract question but it's also an abstract project. So I guess just as you're working on it keep thinking about why you're doing this and what you want to get across. I think it's great so far and I'm excited to see the final product.

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I love the use of space in your wireframe and prototype! I think it looks very intuitive from the get go. Something it does remind me of is the Dice app that sells tickets for concerts/raves, I wasn’t sure if that was what you may have based it on, but I do like how you put your own spin on the layout!

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I really like this! I think it's definitely an innovative and smart way to tackle a common issue many people overlook. I love the direction you're taking with the design and graphics as well as the functionality. I think adding the idea of competition is a great motivator and is a fun way to make it interactive amongst friends. I can't wait to see how this idea develops!

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I love it, the prototype reminds me if those card games that people play at parties. The word cloud is great as it really puts into perspective the societal/mental barriers of talking to parents about mental health. I think it would be really nice if there was a built in translator for the sentences, but I’m sure you’ve already thought of that. Overall, this project is awesome with the amount of research, resources, and work you have gathered!!

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I think this is a very cool idea! I personally can see myself using this. I think the only thing is I know many people use Apple Music so perhaps making it usable for users of that as well could expand the horizons. I like how personal it makes the music as well, I feel like people draw natural connections with music they like and this is a great way to sort through those connections.

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I personally really enjoy how fun and playful this idea is. I love when there's a way to thoughtfully bridge gaps between passions and the way your app works sounds like it does just that. I think this also motivates people to want to cook more which is amazing. This could be marketed in so many ways so definitely explore the options!

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I like the design. It looks like a real app I could see people using. The idea is great too. It looks like you were wondering what direction the homepage sections should scroll, and my opinion is that having two large widgets that scroll sideways and take up the whole screen so that you don't have to scroll down is a nice design. One thing I'm confused about is where the music is coming from. Does the app import playlists from Spotify/Apple Music and play them on the app? Or does it play the music on the actual Spotify app and then pause the music on there? It's just not entirely clear how some of the technical stuff will work, although I know you're more focused on the design. I also like the stats page. Maybe since the goal is to decrease water usage to protect the environment, I wonder if you might want to incorporate some kind of donating system? Or show more stats related to how they're helping the environment? I also like the shower thoughts section, so maybe expanding that so it feels less like something added on to the main features of the app.

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I really like this idea. The surveys ask great questions and I'm sure the responses are helping you figure out the specific content of the cards. I also love that you're going to include links like the one card that links to therapists in the area, and I also think it's smart you're linking specifically to asian american therapists because often people feel more comfortable talking to people familiar with your own cultural situation. I think since this is a family app you should, if you haven't yet, send some surveys out to parents if you can. I've noticed as the son of immigrants that even though my sister and I might bring up these types of topics, my parents might not take them seriously or just end the conversation quickly, so maybe try and make it accessible to young people but also relatable to parents so that it actually brings them into the conversation. Like I think it's important to note what young people want to talk about more with their families, but also what they currently feel uncomfortable talking about and why (which you do), and then addressing parents with these concerns and showing them that they're children might be feeling this way.

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Ray noticed my link wasn't working. Here's a screenshot of an entry in my placeholder albums database

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1. What is working about the project?
It's a great idea, and it seems to be super helpful

2. What is confusing or needs more clarification about the project? Questions?
Will this be an App or website?

3. What are ways that the project can be improved? Suggestions?
A few more prototype can probably explain the concept better without the code working.

4. What additional references, resources, projects, and/or links would be useful for this project?
I can't think of any at this point, sorry :(

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I really enjoyed your teaser — it gave me a good idea of the aesthetic direction you have in mind for your film. I got to skim through your script, and I’m excited to see how you might bring these scenes to life! I’m not sure if you have specific shooting locations in mind, but it’d be a good idea to start thinking about world-building for your film (the physical spaces the characters are in, evocative imagery, etc).

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This looks super cool! I think you did a great job building the space and generating the movement of the bones. I’m wondering what kind of mood/tone you’ll be creating for your visuals and how you’ll be setting that vibe (lights? colors? textures?) But overall I’m excited to see how this will sync with the sounds you come up with!

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I think this is a really unique (and much needed) idea! You have so much data to work with and your wireframe is reflective of that. I know We’re Not Really Strangers has three levels of difficulty, so maybe you could incorporate that into your own work. Some suggestions I have are adding features like allowing users to add their own private questions or allowing users to make lists of their favorite/go-to cards.

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Semaab's Comment: I really like your idea and can see myself using something like this so I don't spend hours in the shower haha. I think maybe a suggested time for a shower may help. Some people might use the timer and still set it to a large amount of time and maybe an intro when you download the app that shares information about how much water is waster during showers to provide an incentive to people for taking shorter showers.

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Semaab's Comment: I really like your idea and can see myself using something like this so I don't spend hours in the shower haha. I think maybe a suggested time for a shower may help. Some people might use the timer and still set it to a large amount of time and maybe an intro when you download the app that shares information about how much water is waster during showers to provide an incentive to people for taking shorter showers.

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This is how my site is looking currently. I am able to import album information from my database and display it for the user (I'm just using a placeholder album cover for now), and the user can rate an album and leave tags, which update the album in their database. I'm mostly cleaning up my database so that I can access all the data efficiently, and once that's finished and the user can successfully log both tracks and albums, I'll move on to bringing in the Spotify aspect of the app. Also, as I'm taking these screenshots for some reason I'm not able to load up my data so I have my placeholder values where the album title and artist will go. But it normally works.

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you can open in figma and click "present" in order to play with the clickable elements (i.e. opening the cart and going to check out) click options > fit width so that it fits in your browser!

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https://www.figma.com/file/Vc4DP8Wr6ObjFEnIT1qzwE/paratransit-app-lo-fi-wireframe?node-id=0%3A1

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This is a sketch of some of main features of my application. There would be the first page where you swipe on songs so the app could generate a vibe for you and collect data on your taste. Then based off what you swipe on, people are matched with you and it tells you what you had in common and you can start a conversation about that. Then there is the friends list.

People can react with emojis and use keywords to describe a song which is public and allows people to connect through that aspect as well, but that would be notified to the person (whether the app matched them or they were found through likes/reacts).

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This is how my Figma wireframe is going at the moment. I made a few changes from my sketch. I got rid of the emoji reacts and left the keyword responses so people could share one word about how the music made them feel since a few emojis don't necessarily capture every feeling. The person also has an option to share the song with friends outside of the app as well. There are comments under a song that allow people to share their thoughts and connect with each other under a song (similar to Youtube).

Then there is the personal profile of the user which shares location and age as well as the tastes based off what the user input about their musical taste and the songs they have right swiped. The songs right swiped could be edited if someone doesn't like a song anymore or made a mistake.

There is a feed of friends' activities as well which allows a user to see what their friends have liked as well as what they are listening to, this is to offer another thing people can use to start conversations.

The last screen displays what would show up on the user's screen to express that they have a match and it shares why the two are a match so people understand as well as offering a conversation starter.

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I think this came out really cool. I think the aspect of scheduling a ride was great. I also like how you've shown each of the pages. I was wondering how you've considered accessibility through the app and what options you have for users who may experience disabilities that are visual/hearing in the experience of using this app.

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I really like the color scheme and overall visual style. It's very clean and relaxing. I also love the idea of having a space online where you can talk about music with people. There are a few things I'm a bit confused about: is there just a huge database of songs on the app and you can just search for any song and leave comments on it? does the app play music or do you just talk about music on it? And for the matching part, is it a romantic match sort of thing, like a dating app, or more just a friend match? I think it's fine either way, you just have to choose one and make sure the app reflects the one you choose so people don't feel awkward if they were expecting it to be one but it's actually the other. But overall I really like this idea and what you've done so far.

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I experimented with navigation layouts and different color themes for the cards in this iteration.

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Your design looks really clean and I like that it generally is similar to the design of the Uber app, so that if people have already used that app, they don't have to learn how to use an entirely new app. I wonder if you want to add a feature where users can select that they only want drivers who have a certain license or certificate.

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I think the model you created is so cool, especially after taking in the feedback. The idea of a boneyard is interesting in that I wonder how you can alter the movement of each of the bones to be different or maybe incorporating texture and color to differentiate and enhance the use of multiple bones somehow. I'm excited to see how this progresses! I think there may be some youtube videos about grouping some of the figures and seeing what you could do with a select few in the large group of bones.

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I really love your color scheme and how relaxing everything looks. I think the therapeutic vibe is very well elicited in your design. I would say maybe playing around with typography and text sizes a bit more to display a more cohesive look could be a good next step. I also found it a bit confusing about the resources and conversations boxes looking so similar because it looks like it would be connected. Does clicking on a conversation go straight to the resource page?

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I am meeting with BYU professor Kori Wakamatsu and conductor Lynn Kao this week to film interviews! I have been staying in contact with Phil Chan and it seems my project will take on a more niche focus of Asian representation in the performing arts. Phil is on tour right now but he should be back by April and I am hoping to use an interview with him as the "focal piece" of my documentary. I think I also want to film a little bit of myself talking about the project and why it was important to me so that the documentary can have context. I will definitely have a trailer (likely more than a trailer!!) by the Project Demo Day next week.

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I finished all three interviews with Kori Wakamatsu, Lynn Kao, and Phil Chan. Here is a clip from my interview with Kori: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OVX_8PR8weaoPcXSTav5bd9_KKAWRLC_/view?usp=sharing

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Featuring my interview with Lynn Kao

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https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpLa_PQeGE15VNwRskoXhQuDs8Gs5NCLC

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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https://www.figma.com/proto/3LVCNgHyPJJqwIigRHIBL0/Senior-Project---Food-for-the-Soul?node-id=41%3A350&scaling=scale-down&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=41%3A350&show-proto-sidebar=1

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Here's how the main page looks

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And this is the profile page.

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And here's my demo video. Users can create an account, log in, log music, and look at music they've previously logged. I'd like to add some more functionality eventually, like adding music to a wishlist and being able to filter music in the profile page, and also fix some things like making it clearer that the user can click on the album cover to see the songs.

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This looks so great and professional! I like the decision to do episodes instead of just one film. A few small things I noticed were: for parts where you have text on screen, make sure it's there long enough for everyone be able to read it entirely, make sure it doesn't look squished into a box (put some space between the test and the edge of the box) and make sure it's easily readable (maybe make the box background less transparent/darker). And for episode 4 if you could get rid of the gray border surrounding the video, it'll make it more consistent with the rest of the episodes and less distracting, because his face will be bigger and we can just focus on him and not the surrounding space. Looks good!

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This is so cool!! Especially seeing how it looks now compared to your ideas from early on. I noticed that it takes a while for the site to load because of all the graphics. Maybe you can add something that sits on screen while everything's loading so we can get to the main page and see them all loaded. For the Collection page, maybe when you click on one of them it shows the name of the character under it or something. just feels a bit blank. And make sure each picture is the same size when you click on it. some are bigger than others currently. and i agree that you should have some info about each character on the character page in addition to their name.

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The cut you showed in class looks great! The main thing I noticed was it would be nice if there was a soundtrack at times. Like when they're at the restaurant you could have sounds of other people at the restaurant and maybe some soft music. Just felt like a few parts were a little sparse sound-wise. But overall it looks good especially the fire part at the end when they light the match.

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I really love how clean this app looks. I truly believe your idea was incredibly well-executed and this seems like a realistically functional tool. I love the idea of "cards" you have throughout the app without it looking tacky. I hope you can figure out the demo bug fixes over the next week! Really great work here :)