Uploading to Adobe Stock

 

In class today, we were told to find a photo that we were comfortable to share with the world. I found a photo from my trip to Florida, more specifically the Florida Keys. I did so by putting this into photoshop, touching it up, and exporting it as a high resolution JPEG. I then attached it to the stock page. 

GIF from Sketch and Regular

 

In this class we learned how to create GIFs through the use of pictures. The only problem I came across was having to make the time in-between each picture 0.1 seconds in order to see the change gradually. I based my animated baseball off of a knuckleball that no one seems to know where it is headed. 

Ludus

Click Here for Ludus presentation. We learned how to make a Ludus presentation in class, then we were told to make a personal presentation that told a story. I chose the 2021-2022 Los Angeles Chargers season. We were also told to have certain things on the presentation, such as a video or gifs. 

Animated GIF

 For this exercise, we learned how to attach many different photos to the timeline to turn them into a never-ending gif. We did this by downloading the files, then importing them as the type of file they needed to be specifically for this exercise. 

Ludus Practice

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In the Ludus practice, we learned how to preform several different procedures to bring our presentation to life. We added several different images and made them either screen or lighter to blend in with the background. We added a 3D model in order to engage the reader mind and be able to interact with the slides. We even imported a video off of YouTube in order to use it as a background to show all that the user is capable of accomplishing while using Ludus.

Rose and Thorn/ Good and Bad UX

The Good- I believe my classes will be good and the timing I have in between and after each one will allow for the best grades I could possibly attain.

The Bad- I haven't been able to find time to eat nearly as easy compared to last semester, for not as much is open right now and this makes it a tougher task.     

UX Good- My mom's new car is a Hyundai. It has a very large screen in the center of the dash, and it is slightly angled toward her in order for the driver to have the easiest access in the car while driving. Face ID used to be great. Instead of having to type into the phone a password or patter or something else, you could just look at your phone and you're in. But now, this is a negative because of the masks everyone must wear at the time. 

UX Bad- On my dad's front door we also have a screen door attached. The screen door opens with the handle on the left side, but the main door has its knob on the right side. Therefore, it makes it difficult to carrying things in and out of the house. Another example is the door system here at the school in the freshman door. Our cards don't open the first door and makes the users walk around instead of just allowing the students to use actual keys on that door or fixing the card reader.