Wouldn’t it be great to have a website that could read your mind and make suggestions? Well, I tried to come up with the next best thing. Instead of forcing a user to navigate through directories, why not just ask them for some basic information? Some simple testing lead me to those core questions. Do you want to be outside or inside? Who will be with you? What kind of activity do you want to be doing? Using a Natural Language Form, I combined those questions into one sentence. I then paired the sentence up with the tags I placed on each recommendation. Lastly, by incorporating the day’s weather forecast into the design, the decision process becomes a little bit easier.
Project
DayPlay is a responsive website
that helps people discover
things to do in Oakland.
Squarelight is everywhere. You see it every day – when you look at your phone; when you are sitting in front of your computer; when you are watching your television. All those photos and designs and interfaces are made up of little pixels of colored light. We can help you shape it.