Title- Revision: U2: LO1 and LO2 Jan 2020 paper

Unique selling point- customers can try on their clothes.

Easy to navigate.

E-commerce features- payment methods, delivery address, shopping cart, search bar, size, colour. 

Models and influences to promote the product.

16-30 age demographic (unisex)

3 month- Planned- produced- tested

QU1a)- 
1. Must be easy to navigate
2. Have payment methods so people can buy products 
3. Target audience is 16-30 both genders
4. 3 months to complete and publish the product

QU1b)
Active apps has 3 months to complete and publish the product so they're working on a tight schedule meaning they can make minimal mistakes as they won't have a lot of time to fix it and they might not meet the deadline.

QU2)
To get audience feedback, Stephen could hold a focus group with people aged 16-30 both male and female so he can ask them for their opinions and how they would improve it. 
Also, Stephen could do a short questionaire asking people questions like 'Do you like the design of this product?' ' If no then please explain why?' This will give him the opinions of the audience so any necessary changes can be made. Plus it is easy to distribute. Easy to analyse.

QU3)
Marcus could interview a specialist in app development and ask them what features a needed to make a high quality app. Another primary method would be content analysis of interactive apps. Finally, another primary research method is direct observation of existing apps.

QU4a)
One element of a visualisation diagram is the positioning of text and images as this will help Aurora find the best design and layout for the app and she can plan and source the assets needed. Also, a feature of  visualisation diagram is the colour scheme or house style. This is needed so Aurora knows what colours the app will be and make sure it will appeal to the audience. Finally, a feature of a visualisation diagram is the annotations so Aurora can give justification to why she has chosen to use a certain colour, font, and layout in relation to the brief. 

QU4b)
Marcus could design a prototype of the navigation system and avatar so he can see if and how it works and if it is suitable for the app. Also it allows a Marcus to make a changes and improvement so he can maximise the effectiveness of the feature. Marcus can use a wireframe so he can plan where the elements of the app will go and it shows where the user has to press. 

SITE MAP:

















QU5a)
One legal constraint to the avatar system is that the website cannot give out pictures of people that send them in. This is the data protection act. 
Copyright and theft. You need to arrange a fee. Cyber bullying through social media links

QU5b) 
An issue with connecting social media accounts is that it may encourage cyber bullying or potential stalking so to resolve this they could make sure people can't search for you outside the app and also you can block a user causing problems. 

QU6)
Ethical issues are to do with society. It protects people from offence. Upholding morals (something right or wrong). Representation of race. This is because all cultures need to be cared for so they use the avatar system. 

Aurora needs to ensure that she isn't racist towards any cultures as she has a very large audience so it includes all races. This is because all cultures need to be cared for so they use the avatar system. Representation of gender is an issue. Different gender identities need to be included. 


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