The document summarizes several mobile apps: - Paperless converts photos of documents into digital text files that can be exported. It struggles with headings. - Friendsy is a dating app where users can connect with others from their school or nearby based on matching interests and tags. It includes a messaging feature. - Waze is a navigation app that provides directions and alerts users to traffic. It can integrate with music and calendar apps. Users can also request or offer carpools. - PapQR allows users to search for documents and publications by ID, publisher or location. It includes options to upload, download and preview files. - Campus Chill is a social discovery app where users answer personality questions to be paired

1. App Research: Paperless
Design for Smartphones & iPads / Christina Morgana
Home Page: Use
camera or upload image
from camera roll to turn
into digital copy. Option
to export document
once you are done.
After uploading photo, it
brings you to a page where
you wait while it converts
the text on the page to a
digital format.
This is the page with the
digital copy of the photo
I submitted. The app
had a hard time
deciphering headings,
however.
This page gives you the
option to convert the
page to digital text, export
or save the page or re-
scan the text.
This feature allows
me to export my
digital text through
message, email or
another social media
platform.

2. Friendsy
Design for Smartphones & iPads / Christina Morgana
Home page: where you
can “swipe” to decide who
you want to contact
further. On this app, you
have choices for
friendships or romantic
relationships.
This page allows you to
put settings to help match
you to other people. You
can choose people from
your school or certain
proximity. You can also
use tags to attract similar
interests.
This is the messaging
page. You can chat with
the people you connected
with.
Profile page: the user can
update their picture. You
can also search for
specific people or invite
your friends to join the
app.
This is the alert page that
informs you if people liked
you or had mutual
connections with you.

3. Waze
Design for Smartphones & iPads / Christina Morgana
Home page: choose
what destination you
want to go to and a
map of your current
location. You can also
choose to connect your
music through the app,
Spotify or Pandora.
Search page: can choose
home or work if you set it.
You can also connect it
with you calendar and
Facebook page.
Where to page: can see
local restaurants, gas
stations and parking around
you. You can also save
favorite locations that you
frequently travel to.
Option to carpool with
other Waze users. You
can offer to drive or
request a ride from
others.
Settings page: You can
choose from different
driving preferences.
You can put in your
vehicle details, alerts,
local gas stations,
carpool options, etc.

4. PapQR
Design for Smartphones & iPads / Christina Morgana
Home page: can search
documents through ID #s,
publisher, or location
where it was published.
Side bar: to upload a
file, also shows your
settings and your
downloaded files.
Search page: search
results for a publication
by trying to look up the
name of the article or
publisher.
Files page: these are
where all of your
stored files are and
other folders you
create to store files.
This the preview page of
the app. This is where
you see excerpts from
the article you want to
read.

5. Campus Chill
Design for Smartphones & iPads / Christina Morgana
After creating an account, you
are asked a series of “which is
more fun?” to get a sense of
your personality to pair you
with other people.
After answering the series
of choices, you can
“unlock activities” to find
common interests among
people you would want to
connect with.
Swipe page: where you
discover new people and
see how your interests align
with theirs.
Messaging page: to chat with
new people you meet with on
the app.