Wednesday, 2 March 2011

Developing an idea for interaction work

Today we presented are project ideas to kelsi at the aquarium, i feel that are presentation went really well, we covered every thing that we wanted to cover and i feel that all of kelsis questions were answered, things we might want to cover which doing are final project could be, include lesser known fish as well as the more known fish , maybe get the audience hooked in with the popular fish then begin to start on the less known fish, another thing we have to consider is what are target audience is, maybe having a child size hand as well as a adult size hand so that the kids can compare the size of the fish to there hands, another thing we can include is at the end of each bio of the fish you could have a question which the user has to answer to prove that they have learnt about the fish that they have just clicked on, also linking to this is they got more questions wrong than right then the waters and the corel begin to die to to human wasteage and environmental reasons, also another thing to change is the maybe mate the arms and hands semi translucent so you can see more of what is really going on ,
After we did are presentation we had a talk with a marine biologist who we asked about the lesser popular fish he mentioned the Humphead Rask who when fully grown it can waigh up to the same weight as a mini cooper , he also mentioned fish like, The parrot fish, spotted egal ray, silver moro and the black tip shark, which we can include in are animation, he also spoke to us about the coral in the different reefs, he mentioned to maybe consentrate on the Indian reef and the Australion reef, but he told us to keep to one of them because there are differences between the two.

Through out are project we have got some sort of insperation or an idea wile we been doing this work and are project have developed as we have been doing it , not only adding new ideas but changing ideas that we already had due to problems we have bumped into wile making the animation.

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