8.1 [Work in Progress] Thesis 1: Major Project / Thesis Materials

Choose Deliverable 1, 2, or 4 and select an item from it to begin prototyping and testing your brand and visual system. Create task flows that document the major functionality of the product.

Posters

I continued to develop the poster. This week, I finished the first version of a series of three posters. I used existing elements more deeply: instead of using the element itself, I tell it to become part of the brand story. The birth of an image will bring more vitality and potential to the brand. This is an exciting discovery and beginning.

Based on the poster's development, I also generated the first version of billboards.

Refine UX Documents

Based on the visual system and color development, I modified Top-Level Architecture

User Flows

Task flows? It's like creating a step-by-step guide for your project, breaking down the major functions into bite-sized chunks. No complicated tech talk—just a simple roadmap that says, "Here's how you'll use my project, step by step." I didn't go for the fancy or the complicated; I went for what matters most. Navigation, interaction, and the nitty-gritty stuff that makes the product tick. It's like deciding which buttons you really need on your TV remote—keeping it simple but powerful.

Simpilicity is the key. No one wants to get lost in a sea of buttons and options. So, I made sure each task flow was simple to follow, like a recipe with clear instructions. It's all about making the user's journey smooth and enjoyable, without needing a manual. Each task flow was a puzzle piece, fitting into the larger narrative of my project. It wasn't just about buttons and clicks; it was about creating an experience.