Posts Tagged ‘art’
Work carried out in collaboration with Matthew Ruggiu.
Five different applications were introduced to us. After getting their
Flowchart, we chose as reference moving pictures, which allows you to browse
a series of images. Having the container, we had to decide the content so we
focused on the topic. The first idea was to insert images from the
Kamasutra, but [...]
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Tags: application, art, copyright, flowchart, intellectual property, interaction design, iPhone
ArtPhone: application visuals
To see the italian version click here.
ArtPhone
ArtPhone
If you want to access a selection of the most interesting art works, then ArtPhone is the
application right for you.
The Multi-touch interface lets you slide the images with a simple touch, as if
leafing through a book.
And not likely to miss the mark, because the application reopens on the same [...]
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Tags: application, art, interaction design, iPhone
These are the steps of the application design: concept, flowchart, content, visual design and
code.
The mere concept is nothing more than a point of departure; it’s creating the flow that makes
you understand the feasibility of the application and it’s coding that makes it attractive
for the company.
The finished product requires to carry out all the steps.
The application [...]
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Tags: application, art, coding, copyright, flowchart, intellectual property, interaction design, iPhone
