Student Info Figma
- assa4664
- Oct 26, 2020
- 2 min read
I started off by sketching a layout for where I'd imagined things would go. When I wake up, I always want to know what the weather is outside so that is the first thing you kind of see next to a "good morning" text. I always like when apps talk to you like that. At the very top I included a vote notification placed similar to where I've seen other notifications of that nature in other apps.
I then put a message notification that will drop down to display the messages. This is usually the second thing I check for in the morning. I'd imagined all of them can be dismissed. I included a classroom change in red, which is also the color of the class box in the schedule to give it some similarity. In our readings they talked about how powerful color could be in grouping things together, so I wanted the alert for the class to be the same color on the schedule. My actual class schedule is ripped from Google Calendar. I figure why fix what isn't broken and I really like having a visual layout of my schedule rather than just text telling me the times. I included the forecast at the top of the calendar near the times. Events are circles to differentiate them from classes. They can be ambiguous in terms of time so I decided against also making them blocks. The class names are all caps similar to how they appear on a transcript. I had the menu placed before the to-do list because meals are time-associated and they fit more with the rest of the "schedule"-based elements. The images would in theory be clickable so you can get a specified menu for each place. This could also be switched out for images of food. I had the notification for the break near the to-do. If you have a lot to-do, it could be nice to have some motivation and a reminder of a future break. I then have a Ralphie cam for my school curated photo and at the very bottom memory photos curated by friends. I figure this is the least immediate, need-to-know info so I placed it last.
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