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USABILITY AND MOBILE APPLICATIONS 1 - Exercises | WEEK 1 - WEEK 3

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27 March 2018 - 10 April 2018 Aurelia Regina Sutjahjokartiko , (0329953)   Usability and Mobile Applications 1 Exercises Lecture - 4 April 2018 On this day, we learn about what is USABILITY ? and why we learn USABILITY before we touch how to make mobile apps. So, Mr Shamsul asked us to read 2 e-book that he gave us. So here my notes about that : One defined about usability that attract me to read is from Lecerof (1998). " Lecerof et al. (1998) provided usability definition by addressing relevance of a system to users’ needs, efficiency, users’ subjective feelings, learnability, and system’s safety feature, such as granting users the right to undo actions that may lead to errors. " Next, in the result and discussion section, they serve percentages of attributes in usability. The smallest percentage of usability attributes with 2% are 1. advance feauters 2. communication 3. error 4. error-tolerance 5. first imperssion 6. operability 7. training An...

FINAL SUBMISSION AND REFLECTION

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Aurelia Regina Sutjahjokartiko ,  ( 0329953 )   Typography and  Hypertextuality   Final Submission and Links, Reflections   Instructions : Excercise Project 1 - A Story Book Project 2 - Font Design Final Project - Kinetic Typography Submission : Exercise Week 1 - Basic Calligraphy Figure 1. Vertical Line Figure 2. Horizontal Line Figure 3. Circular Line Week 2 - Calligraphy Figure 4. Calligraphy from A to H Figure 5. Calligraphy from I to P Figure 6. Calligraphy from Q to Z Figure 7. Calligraphy Quote Week 3 - Lettering Figure 8. Static Figure 9. Animated GIF Week 4 - Type Expression Figure 10. 6 Verbs Expression Figure 11. Sleep GIF Project 1 - A Story Book Babadook Folder (SWF, PDF, and EPUB) Figure 12. Front Page of Final Artwork Figure 13. Middle page of Final Artwork Figure 14. Back page of Final Artwork Project 2 - Font Design ...

WEEK 1–WEEK 5 : THE EXERCISE

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28 March 2017 - 25 April 2017 (Week 1- Week 5) Aurelia Regina Sutjahjokartiko, (0329953) Typography and  Hypertextuality Exercises Lecture 1 28 March 2017 (week 1) Introduce Typography Figure 1. Calligraphy Exercise We were given briefing about module outline, introduce types of assignment and little introduction about typography such as Western Calligraphy. After that, my group work should select one kind of Western Calligraphy and we chose Copperplate Calligraphy. 1. Western calligraphy is the art of writing and penmanship as practiced in the Western world, especially using the Latin alphabet (but also including calligraphic use of the Cyrillic and Greek alphabets, as opposed to "Eastern" traditions such as Perso-Arabic, Chinese or Indian calligraphy). 2. Copperplate Calligraphy Copperplate is a style of calligraphic writing that uses a pointed steel nib or quill to produce a style of lettering characterized by both thick and thin strokes. C...