Sunday, 19 November 2017

Screen - Interface analysis

My app: a quiz aimed at UK youth (teenagers 16+) to determine which political party they side with and should be voting for. The app will provide a fun interactive format for teenagers to be educated on politics and in particular the parties, their basic values and policies.

I want the format of the app to be fun, a games based app but with an informative edge. Potentially with a dictionary type side to the app, where users can tap on a word and the definition is displayed, as political words can sometimes be confusing and extra effort to look up separately. If the meaning of the word is easy to find and explain the user will be more likely to become better informed.

QuizUp

Format - app
Audience/User - all ages 

QuizUp is one of the most popular quiz apps.

Sections
News feed
News feed (from here you can post to followers using top left icon.)



Quizmart


Profile
Profile (settings are accessed through this page (top left icon.)

Browse Topics

Notifications


Typeface - sans serif
Colour - black and white with elements of grey.

The Independent

Format - online (only) newspaper (used to be printed)
Audience - average age 43
Political stance - changed from independent to liberal









Typeface - sans serif, custom typeface "Indy Sans", light and bold used on these pages

Layout - modular grid, ran in columns

Colour - white and black (could be for ease of legibility, could be as it is a newspaper, could be for neutrality. Colour palette for newspaper in general has a running theme of red (not affiliated with any political party as the newspaper is not limited to politics).

Theme politics homepage primarily relevant photos as well as text (headline in bold, section of article below). actual article page - large scale photo at top of page. text follows, aligned to left of centre section. On right hand side are ads as well as related stories on other sections of the newspaper. On very left hand side breaking up the grid format and cutting into main text are other stories readers may be interested in. 

Other features - navigation bar/menu remains at top of page. Social media buttons are placed to left, newspaper sections in middle, and general icons to right (search button, UK/US, account, main menu).


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