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Nicholas Pagonis
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This week, my team and I developed a realistic, interactive prototype of the program in the prototyping phase of the design sprint, concentrating on important user flows such as saving, budgeting, and earning rewards, which are all based on the storyboard. The prototype of a financial app for Gen Z should be realistic, using vibrant images, a fun tone, and interactive features like quizzes or challenges that mirror the behaviors and preferences of Gen Z. The objective is for us to produce a straightforward, testable…
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The first part of phase 2 of the sprint process was interactive as it was intricate. Once my team made our sketches of our finance app from the previous week, it was time to transition into the next phase of the sprint. We proceeded to partake in various voting methods to determine the exact features…
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The first day of a sprint is a crucial part of helping small startups and big companies create a successful prototype. It sets the tone and direction for the entire sprint. This blog post is a comprehensive breakdown of what typically happens! The purpose of the first day is to to define what will be…
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By Nicholas Pagonis No, not THAT kind of sprint! It’s more like the one where you prepare to solve big problems and test new ideas in a little under a week! The Sprint process has been sharpened and refined for more than a decade, and with fresh new faces learning the ins-and-outs of the Design…
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By Nicholas Pagonis I had no clue what to expect when I applied for the Interactive Media and Communications program at Quinnipiac University. All I knew is that the school’s website sold it well and caught my interest almost instantly. Working remotely and on computers is right up my alley and the course would only…
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