NavFinder is an augmented reality heads up display navigation system concept for drivers. It addresses certain GPS device issues by taking advantage of existing and emerging technologies in vehicles and navigation. The objectives of this project include helping drivers navigate easily and safely on the road, making sure they do not get lost, seeing roads and directions clearly even in poor conditions, and avoiding distractions by other devices on or around the dashboard.
Interactive Prototype: http://www.connect.ecuad.ca/~mgee/ISMA309/treadapp/index.html
Tread is a hiking mobile application in collaboration with Cheryl Loh. This project’s process included user flows, wireframes, mockups, branding, designing, and prototyping. Tread’s audience is beginner to moderate hikers and features a browsing list of hikes before the hike, safety alerts and...
This project uses kinetic typography applied to a scene from a film “Battle Los Angeles.” This time-based design considers how typographic motion constructs emotional meaning.
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