21/04/2025 - ( Week 1 - Week 4 ) Ho Winnie / 0364866 Application Design 2 / Bachelor's of Design Honors In Creative Media Task 1 : App Design 1 Self Evaluation & Reflection 1. Lectures 2. Task 1 : App Design 1 Self Evaluation & Reflection 3. Feedback 4. Reflection 1. Lectures Week 1 : This week, Mr. Razif provided an overview of Application Design 2 , emphasizing that design is an iterative process and encouraging us to improve upon the software developed in Application Design 1 . He also introduced us to his GPT-powered plugin, UX Lab Assistant , which will help evaluate our app and provide constructive feedback. Additionally, we signed up for FlutterFlow as our main development platform for this project. Week 3 : This week, we were given the task of redesigning an AirAsia boarding pass to better serve both our primary and secondary audiences. The main objective was to improve the layout and organization of information to enha...
21/04/2025 - ( Week 5 - Week 7 ) Ho Winnie / 0364866 Application Design 2 / Bachelor's of Design Honors In Creative Media Task 2 : Interaction Design Proposal & Planning 1. Lectures 2. Task 2 : Interaction Design Proposal & Planning 3. Feedback 4. Reflection 1. Lectures Week 6 : This week, we were introduced to FlutterFlow, the main platform we’ll be using to develop our final application. Mr. Razif guided us through the fundamentals of building a fully functional user authentication flow, including login, sign-up, and dashboard pages . We also learned how to integrate Firebase with FlutterFlow, enabling real-time data storage and secure user authentication. During the session, we explored Firebase Authentication , which allows users to create accounts and log in using their email and password. Mr. Razif demonstrated how to set up Firebase in the FlutterFlow project settings and link the sign-up and login buttons to the c...
03/02/2025 - 10/02/2025 ( Week 1 - Week 2 ) Ho Winnie / 0364866 Information Design / Bachelor's of Design Honors In Creative Media Exercise 1 : Quantifiable Information 1. Lectures 2. Exercise 1 - Quantifiable Information 3. Feedback 4. Reflection 1. Lectures Week 1 : Types Of Infographics In week 1, we were introduced to different type of infographic and how to make an effective infographic. There are eight main types of infographics, each tailored for specific kinds of information. List infographics are designed to present information in a list format, using a combination of written text and visual elements to make the content more attractive and easier to follow. They are particularly useful for highlighting multiple points or providing tips. Statistical infographics focus on representing data visually through charts, graphs, and percentages. They are effective for conveying research findings, survey results, and other data-heavy informati...
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