Final Designs

iPad: Collecting and sending

iPhone: Sharing found work

iPhone: Joining a collaborative dance

Scenario 1 Revised

I fixed up the design and added more frames to the scenario.

Flushed Out Scenario 1

I decided to do the iPad scenario where the user is viewing the gallery and adding the works to their collection.

This is the homepage. The images on the organic wave can be tapped and they would expand to show the entire piece as well as information about it. The user will tap gallery....

and the options of view and share will scroll down to show. Then we tap view...

and it brings us to the gallery view screen. These are all screenshots and the user can choose which topic they would like to view. In this case, they tap visual art...

which turns their screen horizontal. The user is currently sorting by view all and viewing it by the sliding view. Here, they can choose to sort by other methods, view in other arrangement, add to their collection, or suggest it as inspirational.

They tap topics to sort by that way and this screen shows up to show the different topics. Larger words have more works in them. The user taps digital and closes that out.

And then this shuffles the art to only view the digital work. Now the user wants to add this particular piece to their collection so they tap that.

That would do a drop down menu where their collections names will appear and they can add to those or create a new one. They can just tap that and it will go away and the user can keep browsing.

Design Direction Round 2

Hub (homepage and gallery view):

 

 iPad (homepage and cluster gallery view):

 

iPhone (homepage and submit view):

3D Sketching

These models were the ones we (Joseph and me) made on Friday during class. We focused on showing how the gallery can be viewed and the different sorting methods.

This first one provides a view through images/screenshots.

This second one is another viewing way back in space.

This is more of how the clusters could look. They are in this circular shape and you can see the back and front of them.

This is how the entire gallery can be view. Each different "end" stands for a different talent.

And this last one is taking a gallery in real life and putting into our website so it seems like you are moving in a 3d space.