Intro Smart People est une société (fictive) qui propose des cours d’anglais aux enfants de 12 à 18 ans. Leur principale activité est un Summer Camp. Tous les ans, des centaines d’enfants y partent étudier l’anglais tout en profitant des activités que l’on peut généralement trouver en colonie de vacances. Malgré…

Introduction There are more and more public transports in Paris and the suburb, so find an itinerary can be an uphill battle for an uninitiated. But services, like websites, smartphone app and time panels in stations, exist to help users to access information. And yet we all have already experienced this…

The world offers many travel destinations. The seven wonders are among the most touristic ones. To make such a trip, it is advisable to be well prepared and find informations about : - necessary health, - airport and transport, - exchange rate, - hotels and rents, - activities, - culture and customs…

Design Principles Like Dieter Rams, I tried to iterate my own 10 design principles. I have to say that I agree with his set, I also appreciate the Chirryl-Lee Ryan’s version. I found the Mr Tobias Van Schneider’s version (2017 Tech industry Edition) very interesting. Horrible of course but very interesting. …

After the sketching from Pinterest app, here is the wireframing. The UI elements we can find in this app are : (non-exhaustive list) - Text input - Buttons - Display option - Notifications icons - Pictures / Thumbnails - Text / Descriptions - Profile pictures - … Here’s my very basic lo-fi flow. (I added the Messages, Camera and Create(pin or board) screens)

For this exercise I chose to mimicking the UI from Pinterest, because in my opinion, this app is convenient, simple and very intuitive. I practiced on the main screens of the app by following the bottom menu : Home > Notifications > Saved images > Boards > Images > Profile I decided to skip the Subscription screen as I found it less interesting than the others. I almost redraw all the icons (except those in the Android menu).

CHALLENGE : Create a new feature for UrbanGo’s app that solves the pain of having to purchase different public transport tickets by different channels. THE COMPANY UrbanGo is a public transit and mapping startup based in Silicon Valley. Their goal is to solve the problems of urban mobility by offering the…

I practiced Visual Note-Taking with Cheiko Asakawa’s TED Talks video, which explains how new technologies can help blind people become more independent. But also, thanks to open-source and collaboration, how these technologies will help other people in different many ways.