Category Archives: Specialist Project

Here is my evaluation for the project: EVALUATION

I have made a little document to compare how my finished product looks when put side by side with my storyboard that I created at the beginning of the project. COMPARISON

Originally my plan was to test my app with my cousin’s little boy, he’s the same age as the audience that I have targeted my book towards. However, he was ill this past week so I haven’t been able to … Continue reading →

Over the last week or so I have found some trouble with playing audio on the iPad. Everything will work fine on the simulator but I get nothing when it is played off of the iPad. I did some research … Continue reading →

I have made some changes to the coding of the Character Screen, this will allow me to store the photo that is taken within the app and use it again on other pages as the face of the character. This … Continue reading →

I wanted to ensure that the user does not start reading the story without first taking a photo of themselves – otherwise they will be going through the story looking at a headless character, which might detract from the story … Continue reading →

On Page 7, I have a row of four beach huts, I have previously created animated for them in After Effects so that they glow, with the idea that when the colour is read out the relevant colour will glow. … Continue reading →

This was actually quicker to figure out than I thought it would be. I have now added a piece of code that means when the interactive feature has been pressed, the sparkles will disappear. In my .h I have added … Continue reading →

Today I went back to finishing off my ‘draggable’ images, this time I was working on my underwater scene, all the fishes would be draggable. I copied the code over that I had previously used on other pages to do … Continue reading →

One thing that I have noticed in the apps that I have played with, is that there needs to be some indicator as to whether or not a feature can be interacted with by the user. I have created a … Continue reading →