So it is all done.
My initial idea was to have a massive interface with all the photos on at one but it proved to be a bad idea as the photos would have been too squashed. So i went for a format of three photos per status. If you click on the right photo then you progress. If you don't it takes you back to the status you were just at.
Here, is an example of when you click on a wrong status.
Again my original plan was jus to have this game like interface as my project but for my term paper i had devised a questionnaire so it meant that i could use the results from it to help contextualise the game element of my project.
I put the results in form of facts and then put them on to a Facebook and Twitter status bar back ground so it looked like it was a status update which was very in keeping with my project.
Below is an example.
My initial idea was to have a massive interface with all the photos on at one but it proved to be a bad idea as the photos would have been too squashed. So i went for a format of three photos per status. If you click on the right photo then you progress. If you don't it takes you back to the status you were just at.
Here, is an example of when you click on a wrong status.
Again my original plan was jus to have this game like interface as my project but for my term paper i had devised a questionnaire so it meant that i could use the results from it to help contextualise the game element of my project.
I put the results in form of facts and then put them on to a Facebook and Twitter status bar back ground so it looked like it was a status update which was very in keeping with my project.
Below is an example.
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