IMM Week 13

What is a multimedia CD-ROM title

It is the design of a CD-Rom surface.

What are some application of CD-ROM title design? Eg. Educational. Bring examples, if any.

Educational, Video-Games, Workouts, Music, Karaoke, Blank Data Storage Disks, Company Public Relations, Exhibit Data, Yearbook, Reference of Data and Planning CDs.

What are the differences between website design and CD-ROM title design?

Composition and purpose

IMM Card Sorting

Keywords to a Good Experience

A good experience should be something we enjoy/learn from. The most probable keywords should be:

-Enjoy
-Meaningful
-Exciting
-Fun
-Encouraging

These are the keywords to carving a good experience.

IMM – 2Photos of different memorable experience

Me and my Nintendo DS Lite
Gaming is one of my hobbies. Competing against others is a way to learn, and I thoroughly enjoy being competitive, subjected to things  that I like.

Me and my Guitar
Being on a musical instrument is like creating a new-something. Something that becomes whatever you like. Its wonderful experience to me because you’re like inventing your own MTV and nobody is going to say anything even if all your chords goes wrong. (under the condition u have no amplifiers on =D )

Differences between Web Design and Web Application

In layman’s term,  the most evident differences between a Web Design and a Web Application would be that, Web Design is a layout plan/concept/idea while Web Application is a functionality(such as HTML, JavaScript, Java, etc.), supported by most browsers. A key reason for their popularity is the ability to update and maintain web applications without distributing and installing software on potentially thousands of client computers.

IMM Flow Chart

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IMM Flowchart

-What is a Print

-Color Chart

Week2 – 5Questions

1.) Find 3 examples of passive, reactive and interactivity in everyday life.

• Passive
  Automated door
  Listening to music
  Phone vibrating

• Reactive
  Opening a closet
  Jumps over an object
  Running

• Interactivity
  Bouncing a ball
  Speaking to someone
  Driving a car

2.) Find 3 examples of passive, reactive and interactivity on the internet.

• Passive
  Watching a clip
  Viewing a picture
  Reading articles

• Reactive
  Clicking onto Links
  Typing
  Moving the mouse cursor

• Interactivity
  Playing a game
  Online messenger
  Navigating through a website

3.) Which aspects of each example is considered interactive?

• Passive – Something happening visibly

• Reactive – Trigger something to happen

• Interactivity – Something responding to you

4.) Is there a varied degree of interactivity in each example?

Yes. The most interactive being ‘Interactivity’ and the least being ‘Passive’.

5.) Explain with photograph/screenshots/sketches of chosen examples.

Passive

Music can generate moods and emotions that may not be seen visually.

Reactive

A result prior to an reaction. Such as typing, the results of what you type will appear, but it’s different from ‘Interactivity’ because it does not ‘respond’ to what you’re typing.

Interactivity

A reaction with responds, such as being on the phone with someone. Or even chatting online.