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Interface Sketches

Interface sketches are rough visual designs that show possible layouts and interface ideas for a task. They help explore different ways a user might complete the task and allow the team to compare design choices before deciding on a final interface.

 

We created one interface sketch for each task:

 

  1. Creates and publishes a post

  2. Responds to audience reactions when trust becomes too low

  3. Progresses through a run and unlocks a story ending

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Task 1: Publish A Post

Short description

Sketch for users posting flow, including the main page, choosing a topic, selecting tactic cards, confirming the post, and viewing the result.

Sketch_1.jpg

This section shows each team member’s individual interface sketches for every task. Each sketch explores possible layouts and interface ideas before the team selects a final design.

Team Member 1: Yanyan Chen

Task 2: Handle audience reactions

Short description

Sketch for how users experience a trust crisis and choose how to respond. The user sees a news alert, opens the reaction screen, reviews comments, chooses a response such as ignore, apologize, or hire people to handle the comments, decides how much to spend if they hire help, then checks the audience reaction and updated metrics.

Sketch_2.jpg

Task 3: Progress through a run & trigger an ending

Short description

Sketch for the main run interface, major events, and the ending summary screen. The user begins a run, sees a letter saying she is a new influencer, moves through normal posting days by repeating Task 1, watches her metrics change, may trigger Task 2 if a trust crisis happens, and eventually reaches an ending screen after 31 days or when a metric becomes too low.

Sketch_3.jpg

This project is funded through the University of Massachusetts Boston’s Grand Scholarly Challenge Proposal Award.

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