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Email Settings page for e+, a Japanese concert ticket service.
How the hell is your everyday concertgoer supposed to make sense of this?
And of course it's all opt-out.
Eric Paulos' Spring 2016 CS 160 Interface Design Showcase. More details at: teaching.paulos.net/cs160_SP2016/showcase.html
Projects are a major part of the New Media program at BCIT. This is a paper prototype for our "GUI Gone Wild" project in our Interface Design class. We focused on making an interface that would help school aged children learn out the pollution in the oceans and about how to clean it up. The goal of the project was to make an atypical user interface to make a point about a topic that meant something to the group.
Margaret Gauthier
BCIT New Media and Web Development
2014
Eric Paulos' Spring 2016 CS 160 Interface Design Showcase. More details at: teaching.paulos.net/cs160_SP2016/showcase.html
Eric Paulos' Spring 2016 CS 160 Interface Design Showcase. More details at: teaching.paulos.net/cs160_SP2016/showcase.html
At ImagineRIT event.
To see even more pictures of the table and our team, check out our Flickr page:
Rental car dashboard with a green "cool" light when you first start the car. Well is that a good thing or a bad thing? Green suggests its a good thing, but of course, the engine "should" be warm. And the light does go off after a few minutes so what does that mean?
Trabalho realizado pela Vixtime, tive a responsabilidade em criar o design de interface para o site da Speed Entregas.
A Website interface i created for original content and all elements. This is the second page continued from Weight Lift Routine Page 1.
Wireframe concept for our homepage re-design efforts. Featuring a left nav to expand on a product collection that has many features, also 2 rows of dynamic content sliders.
LOCATION BASED SERVICES- now and tomorrow
a small book about lbs, what it is, how it works, how we interact and navigate and the how the future could be....
@ fh-potsdam, interfacedesign
Wireframe concept for our homepage re-design efforts. This one would feature a dynamic scrolling feed to showcase related products at the top.
This was the first web site design concept for the home page of a food technology company located in Auckland, New Zealand.
See: www.flavorjen.com
Screen capture from the "YinzCam" currently in beta at Mellon Arena - it allows you to use your mobile device to view multiple camera angles of the game you are at.