For Project 3 my group chose to redesign the share feature. Our redesign features buttons with logos on them. Similar to the keys of a computer keyboard, when a on-screen button is clicked the user expects an effect. Then once you have shared the video to your Facebook page. It appears as if the video is actually located (or perhaps "hanging") on your Wall.
The implementation model is a bit different. Navigating through the share menu actually entails entering commands into the computer. However these commands are being represented visually as buttons. When a video is shared to your Wall, it doesn't actually exist there, you are just watching it remotely. It's much more like a portal than a poster.
Hi Matt,
ReplyDeleteI've never thought about the fact that the Facebook "wall" was called that because things "hang" on it. Neat insight.
-Elaine