The document describes Amy-Jane Patrick's screen-based design project for attraction businesses. The project includes an interactive mobile application and information kiosk that will provide digital experiences for visitors. The mobile application will include features like live maps, event timelines, ticket purchasing and social media integration. Looped animations and posters are also planned to enhance the on-site experiences in a non-interactive way. Wireframes provide examples of how the interactive products could function.

1. Screen Based Design
Amy-Jane Patrick

2. What is my project?
Amy-Jane Patrick // Screen Based Design

3. a digital, screen based package that turns attraction
based businesses into interactive digital experiences.
Amy-Jane Patrick // Screen Based Design

4. a digital, screen based package that turns attraction
based businesses into interactive digital experiences.
Amy-Jane Patrick // Screen Based Design
collection of screen
based products

5. collection of screen
based products
a digital, screen based package that turns attraction
based businesses into interactive digital experiences.
Amy-Jane Patrick // Screen Based Design
zoos, aquariums,
theme parks etc

6. collection of screen
based products
a digital, screen based package that turns attraction
based businesses into interactive digital experiences.
Amy-Jane Patrick // Screen Based Design
zoos, aquariums,
theme parks etc
places where digital
interaction is encouraged

7. What will I be creating?
Amy-Jane Patrick // Screen Based Design

8. 2 interactive products
2 non-interactive products
That intertwine & merge with each other
Amy-Jane Patrick // Screen Based Design

9. Why?
I want to regenerate the experiences that we have at
attractions - specifically the experiences families have. As
technology is such an integrated part of society, I see no reason
why we shouldn’t allow it to further benefit the experiences we
have outside of the home or outside of our personal lives. I see
an opportunity to create a package of technologies that serves
entertaining, practical and educational uses.
Amy-Jane Patrick // Screen Based Design

10. Interactive & Non-Interactive Products
Amy-Jane Patrick // Screen Based Design
Mobile Application
Information Kiosk
Projected Loop Animations
Animated Posters

11. Interactive Products

12. Mobile Application
Removes any restrictions a person may have when visiting an
attraction. Provides them access to live information and makes their
entire process at the attraction much simpler. No one likes to feel out
of control or ‘out of the loop’. Also allows for last-minute visits.
Interactive Kiosk
Provides an opportunity for children to learn whilst out and about,
and to present information in ways that a child may find more
engaging. Gives the chance to present it in the form of everyones
learning styles.

13. The Plan
Mobile Application
Available across
different platforms
Various features
to enhance
interactivity
Aimed at an older audience
(specifically parents)
audience (children)
All-in-one application

14. Mobile Application
2-part application
“I’m at the Zoo” and “I want to go to the zoo”
Why?
It divides all of the reasons someone may visit the app into 2
categories, making it simple to navigate. All of the categories
within the app cover the most likely queries a user may have,
and there is always an ‘other’ section.

15. Features

16. GPS/Location Based Map
• Layout for Tablet
• Ability to search for
nearby attractions
• Highlights important
areas (e.g. toilets,
medical)
• Google maps inspired
• Directions to
locations
• Route given

17. GPS/Location Based Map

18. GPS/Location Based Map

19. GPS/Location Based Map
• Layout for iPhone
• Search for attractions
• “Near me” option
• Programmable for
directions

21. “At The Zoo Today…”

22. Live Timeline of Events

23. • Ability to Purchase tickets
• View those tickets via a Barcode
• Accounts
• Log in/Sign Up/Skip
• Subscription to Push Notification
• Social Network Integration
• ‘Kids Zone’?

24. Interactive Kiosk
Still in the process of planning this.
What I know:
• Child-friendly
• Some sort of game/quiz
• Ability to sync up with the mobile
application
• Based around education

25. Wireframing
Part 1: “Navigating To The Main Menu”

28. Wireframing
Part 2: “I’m At The Zoo”

29. Wireframing Application
2C: View My Ticket or Purchase A Ticket Process

30. Wireframing Application
2D - Social Media Integration

31. Wireframing
Part 3: “I Want To Go To The Zoo”

32. Wireframing Application
3A: Ticket Purchase Process

33. Wireframing Application
3C: Additional Information - “How Do I Get There?” Process

34. Non-Interactive Products

35. Looped Animations
Another way to keep someones attention. Quite often, you may not
realise an animation is looped until it has looped a few times. Also
adds up towards a more sensory experience as they would not be the
‘main attraction’ - they would be projected behind the main
attractions, adding to the atmosphere.
Animated Posters
Fun way to present information in a more forgiving form than a static
poster. Allows option for transitions and implementation of video, as
well as the ability to present deals/events in different ways.

36. The Plan
Animated Posters
Features an
animated logo Aimed at an older audience
No limit on any
colours
& full resolution
(specifically parents)
audience (children)
Features promotional
material for the
attraction

38. The Plan
3x Looped Projection Animations
Featuring 3x 10-15 seconds
Animals & a Logo
Solid, 2-4 colours
Seamless looping
Aimed at the younger
audience (children)
Use of atmospheric
sound

39. 3x Looped Projection Animations - General Layout Plan

41. 3x Looped Projection Animations - Elephant

42. 3x Looped Projection Animations - Monkey

43. 3x Looped Projection Animations - Monkey

44. 3x Looped Projection Animations - Giraffe

45. Where Do I Go From Here?