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Application Design 2 - Final Project

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WEEK11-WEEK14 NAME: JIN RONG I.D: 0361701 COURSE: Application Design II  / Bachelor of Design (Honors) in Creative Media Application Design II / Final Project INSTRUCTION Final Project I used FlutterFlow to create a login page. The process includes registration, login, and password reset. First, I configured the project in Firebase and enabled email/password login. Then, I built the page structure in FlutterFlow. The login page includes email and password fields, a login button, and a "Forgot Password" link. Users can create a new account on the registration page, and their account information is saved in Firebase, enabling automatic login. If the user forgets their password, they can click a link to the retrieval page. After entering their email address, they will receive a password reset email. The entire process is primarily completed using FlutterFlow's Firebase Authent...

Application Design II / Task 2

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WEEK8-WEEK11 NAME: JIN RONG I.D: 0361701 COURSE: Application Design II  / Bachelor of Design (Honors) in Creative Media Application Design II / Task 2 INSTRUCTION LECTURES Week 5: Microanimation and Motion Principles in User Experience This week, we first encountered the concept of "microanimation" and its practical role in user experience (UX). Mr. Razif explained the importance of animation in interface design, especially in providing visual feedback, guiding user operations, and enhancing the overall sense of interaction. He also mentioned that the FlutterFlow platform supports the import of animation elements, allowing us to more easily integrate motion effects into the design without complex coding. To further deepen our understanding, he recommended the motion design series of videos presented by Val Head and released on the Adobe Creative Cloud YouTube channel, which introduced the basic principles and app...

Application Design II / Task 1

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WEEK1-WEEK4 NAME: JIN RONG I.D: 0361701 COURSE: Application Design II  / Bachelor of Design (Honors) in Creative Media Application Design II / Task 1 INSTRUCTION Week 1  To Do List  Get analysis feedback from GPT, prompt out all the pros and cons based on your app MVP features. Update blog Communicate with ChatGPT ✅ Highlights (good things) Consistent visual style: color matching and font usage are consistent, in line with Jakob’s Law (users expect the interface to follow a familiar pattern). Clear layout: the screen is divided reasonably and has a good hierarchical structure, in line with the Gestalt Law of Proximity (related elements are close together). Intuitive icon use: icons are intuitive, which helps speed up user understanding and reduce cognitive burden (in line...