This is a collaborative blog that serves as a digital platform for student dialogue outside of the classroom around topics of brand, identity, standards and guidelines, touchpoints, special programs et al. for a company, service or product.
Showing posts with label Mobile Tech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobile Tech. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
AppOven
AppOven's mission is simple: empathize, educate enact. We aim to develop software that improves the quality of life of users through devices already at their disposal. To this end, if our apps and programs are not accessible on a wide range of devices, priced forgivingly, and apply to as many people as possible, we are not doing our job. It must address relevant issues to our cultural conversation, such as women's rights, freedom of information, and LGBT equality. There are many angles to these issues, and no matter our own personal beliefs, we must services all parties involved, so long as bigotry is not involved. For our reach to be all of the above, we must be resourceful. The design should be effortless, simple and devoid of extraneous detail. From letter head to interface to coding, we our work should not only be utilize up to date practices in the field, but be innovating the next step. Lastly, the design should be malleable; the brand across many platforms and media and the efforts across many content areas.
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Mobile Tech,
Personal Safety
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
POV: Tech Non-Profit
The _younger generations who's phones are an added extremity_need a way to _put that available mobile technology to a less frivolous use_ because _there are plenty of apps focused on safety, education, and better health but do not reach their full and intended audience because there is not an existing organization which brands and markets these assets as a toolkit_.
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Mobile Tech,
Personal Safety,
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POV Statement
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