#bbctechnocultures

I have added a link to my prototype which i hope you all enjoy navigating around. Be aware that not all functions will work but i hope you guys can figure it out. Any feedback please comment below.

As i went on to present my work today at the Shed to Saoirse, Hannah and Peter i was really confident as to what i wanted to say at the presentation. Whilst getting myself ready to present my work i had already forgotten some of the things i wanted to say, and the slides itself was in a different order, which had made it slightly difficult to point out the parts i want to present. I went on to talk about how the whole project started. As i was explaining the process of exercises, i could not think of the next step to say. I think i had in my mind how i wanted to present my work and having gone over and over again in my head it became very jumbled, which lead to a point where i was struggling to get out the words i wanted to say. I thought i gained confidence when i was gorilla testing my work, user testing and all the presentations i had done but i think it was due to lack or sleep and not being organised. Saoirse advised me whilst i was presenting to just talk about the prototype that i have created. I went on to explaining the process and the previous prototypes which i had done. I explained how i had changed the whole idea and what my general aim was. I gained some feed back towards my work. Hannah mentioned to concentrate on the aim of the prototype which was the music based area. Hannah also mentioned that i might have been concentrating on getting the whole app in general to work that abit of less time was spent on the music app side. I think from my own perspective that the app is a success. I slightly disagree with what Saoirse and Hannah had said about not to focus on the other functions but to aim on the music side. If i had not put any effort in the other areas the users who will be testing out my app would like to have seen the other functions working. The app itself works really well, the functions work successfully, the transitions throughout the app works really well, and the whole text itself is clear and is easy to read. If i was to redo the project i was definitely put more work in the music side but as i said earlier i want to make the whole app working.

Presentation Format I created this presentation in Photoshop which i can then use for my BBC 3 app prototype.

I have included one of the users feedback which she left me and i have included this above to show what she thinks of the work.

Here are some sketches of my work which i will be producing as a prototype app. I have labelled what each of the buttons would transition to, how it would move from one page to another.

These where my two types of ideas for the BBC 3 prototype app. I presented this to class to see which one they like and what appeals to them the most, also does it attract the targeted audience. The stars indicates which one the class liked the most and could be a possible app work. The majority of the class liked the prototype idea on the left which i couldn't agree more. But i also liked the idea of the right. I think i could combine the two ideas to create one piece of work but i think i may try a different approach.

The learning curve from this is the process of correcting the work. By doing so i am learning each step of the way the process of creating a finalised prototype. I am fully understanding the general idea of this project and how the other users are to deal with any changes that is needed to make the public happy with their product.

Looking at the piece of work i know what my next steps are to produce a better working prototype.