Lo-Fi Prototype

Some of the feedback we received after presenting our sketches was that we needed a more clearly defined 'tool' to act as the basis of our design. It was also recommended that we try to expand on all of the ideas we had initially put on paper, and so we moved forward with the same basic structure for our design, including an academics home page, a program finder tool, and an all majors and minors master list. 

After receiving feedback from each of our classmates, we then proceeded onto the low fidelity prototype. Using the same basic layouts we initially brainstormed, we played around with ideas and placements until we were satisfied with the arrangements we had come up with. 











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