Sketch assignment number one
At the beginning of the semester, we were asked to complete some sketching exercises. The first was to draw 10 methods for phones to share files. They were not required to be realistic or feasible.
Storyboarding study
The discussed article can be found here This article was a writeup of a study done at Tufts university. I will admit that I skimmed much of it due to poor time management and necessary prioritization, but I did closely read the results. The results were focused on effective storyboarding techniques, and while the results were similar to what had been established in class, it was good to see written confirmation that our gut instinct was more or less correct. An effective storyboard briefly explains the problem and the proposed solution. It does not have extraneous detail, has enough frames to explain the idea but not enough to confuse, and will often have small bits of text to add more context and to clarify the situation. Discussion Questions: Would a video be an effective storyboard? Or would that be a different thing altogether? Is a storyboard a user experience in itself? As such, would making a successful one re...
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