W10 Assignment: Playing With Cards

 1. List of actions possible for a card given

           ·         Click an envelope to view the message

·         Click on the employee image (front) to display his/her background information (back)

·         Click on the door to have the same door displayed in a different color

·         Click an image to flip it to 45, 90, or 180 degrees like a clock

·         Click to have a street light

·         Hover a mouse on an image to zoom in and out

·         Bouncing ball inside a card (frame)

·         Images slideshow

·         Click a circle in order to display a colorful bar

·         Display a progress bar

·         Hover to have social media icons change from grey color to colorful icons

·         Click a button to activate a Stopwatch

 

2.    2. Two actions are chosen to be used as actual UI elements. Use cases given with explanations why you think those actions would be appropriate for the user interactions you describe.

 

·         I will use the 2nd mentioned action on the website contact’s page. This method will help me have the employees’ images on the front and details such as name, email, telephone, and position about them on the back. This technique will save some space on the page and give the end-user the impression of interacting with live objects.

 

·         I have chosen the last action on the list as well. A Stopwatch will be added to a promotional advert that will be displayed on the website such as how many hours are left before closing registration.

 

3.    3. Motions for the two actions described. 

My two actions will use the following motions:

·         Transition: transform – which will allow some elements to change from one state to another (over a given duration).  My transforms will be done on mouse-hover.

·         Animation: will be used to draw my website’s users’ attention to important areas. A keyframe will be used to add two stages the clock hand’s rotation (from 0 to 360 degrees)

 

 

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