Hadin Production: 2010

Saturday, December 11, 2010

DMA500-Iphone Design

Diesel App For Iphone

Sony Ltd Canada App for Iphone

For DMA500, we were asked to give 2 screenshots of Iphone app/webpage design for the two clients we created webpage mockups for a month ago. Here is what I came up with!

The company name is “EROS”
- They want to market themselves as a “Tea and Coffee Garden”.
- This “start-up” company is looking to take a piece of the coffee shop industry.
- Their major competition is Starbucks and Second Cup, while their secondary competition is Tim Hortons, Second Cup,
Coffee Time and Timothy’s.
- They want to connect primarily with the 18-34 year old crowd.
- The shops are designed around a garden environment with lots of plants and flowers as well as busts of Roman
and Greek figures in their shops.
- They focus on organic, healthy and natural foods.
- A major seller is their custom tea blends, which have a very elaborate setup including stylish float tea cups, different sugars
and various types of honey and rose petals - they want a focus on this.
- They offer Wi-Fi, terminals that have access to the Internet and they subscribe to various magazine, newspaper publications, etc.
- The company’s branding and logo are incomplete, so they are open to colour options and would be happy to entertain a new logo.
- They want a “clean, crisp design like Telus or Apple” and they want it to look professional and modern.

DMA234-Android App

Here's a concept of what I have so far. I plan to add a secondary colour and add a few more details.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

DMA204-TEL Building Tour

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The $88-million, 345,000 square-foot Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Building, a joint project by York University and Seneca College of Applied Arts, was built with funding from the province of Ontario, York, Seneca and the private sector. The $49.6-million awarded to the project represents the largest single grant awarded from the provincial government's infrastructure renewal initiative. The building can accommodate up to 4,000 students in its 31 classrooms, 40 computer laboratories and three resource centres.