In order to establish the list of screens that need to be planned and laid out via wire-frames, I first had to outline the general user flow. While another group member was in charge of the final user experience/program flow diagram, I created a rough draft that was to be expanded upon through discussions.

From this point, I was able to establish my list of screens and mocked up the wireframe templates in Photoshop for the mobile, desktop, and head mounted display:

Overall, this portion of the design process took me roughly 3 hours. I quite enjoy the wireframe process as it lets me focus purely on the functional requirements of a webpage/UI. It lets me get my ideas down quickly and respond to feedback easily without having to worry about the visual aesthetics too much. 

It is safe to say that these wireframes will change as we run user testing, so keeping the wireframes as light weight as possible was my goal.

Currently, I am tasked with creating concept art of the VR world we plan to create. I enjoy creating concept art, however I have never attempted a low-poly art style before. It’s more difficult to replicate in a 2D canvas than I thought it would be. I decided to work in adobe illustrator, but I think I should have stuck to a more traditional painting program... So far I have spent 2 hours on my piece and I’m about 50% done, but I don’t know how satisfied I will be will the final product. I will share the finished piece in the next milestone. 

That’s all for now! Happy trails