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Progress on WPmanager TUI

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I’ve built up a functional TUI framework that I’m quite happy with. I think that this framework has made it relatively easy to incorporate new features into the current project, and I hope that it will provide a straightforward way to add new menus and workflows into WPmanager as time goes on. The framework is very modular and includes base classes for tables, text boxes, and selection menus. I’ve also incorporated a built-in hierarchy system that makes navigation a very straightforward thing to understand in the code.

Loading Boat

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My first animation

I’ve made my first animation in Adobe After Effects! It is a loading animation for the epic simile database that I’m designing the UI/UX for. I chose a boat to represent the ship in Homer’s Odyssey.

 

 

Here is how I envision it in context:

 

Check List

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CHECK LIST BACKGROUNDS

project: Public Affairs Commencement Checklist
Client /Prof: Department of Public Affairs
completion status: Started Feb 20, 2020
staff guidance: Valerie Tran & Suloni Roberston
STA team members: Abriella Corker
description/plans: Create a checklist design for senior commencement for Public Affairs
To be completed: Feb 25, 2020

 

I had been working on making the backgrounds to the senior year checklists for the Public Affairs. Since I do not have the text to place on the image I tried to keep an open very simple background that can hold a fair amount of text on it. The orange background with halftone is what we have decided on so far. Once the project is completed I will update the finished product. Below are my personal top three that I liked most.

 

Spring 2020 STA Roster

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Spring 2020 STA Roster

Suloni came back from her trip and suggested that our original roster poster design didn’t reflect the theme of “champions” enough. I agree the theme got lost, so we drafted some new designs that could still use my illustrations.

 

We mixed a lot of our champions inspiration sources in the final design like laurels, film festival awards, and Olympic rings. Mike really liked posters with a “projecting outward” feel so I incorporated that with the outward projection of the colors and portraits. I added shadows to give depth and the feeling of a spotlight. I really like the outcome!