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Homepage From here, existing users select “Connect” and new users select “Join.” As with many existing mobile applications, users would be able to stay connected unless something has caused a disconnection.

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Welcome Back When existing users select “Connect,” they are taken to this “Welcome Back” page where they are prompted to enter their username and password.” After entering their username and password and clicking “Connect,” the user is taken to the Home page which is a feed.

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Welcome When new users select “Join,” they are brought to this “Welcome” page to enter the standard information to create an account, username, email, password, and password confirmation. Clicking continue takes the user to the first “Share Yourself” page.

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Share Yourself Page 1 This is the first “Share Yourself” page which contains basic information for building a profile. While it would likely be optional, I would try to find some way to encourage users to enter information without requiring it. Selecting “Continue” takes the user to the second “Share Yourself Page.”

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Share Yourself Page Two This is the second “Share Yourself” page that is only for interests. Unfortunately, in Canva, I could not add additional space between the lines to encourage adding numerous interests. Selecting “Join,” finishes the creation of an account and takes the user to the Homefeed.

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Home Page as feed This is the “Homepage” as a feed where curated experiences and additional entries would show. Selecting a curation or entry will take one to the page of the curation or entry. “Curate” takes the user to curate an experience. “Aspire” takes the user to a page to curate a wishlist or desired experience. “Explore” is the search function. I am realizing now there should also be a way for a user to view his or her profile from this page. Additionally, I think I would like to the title or name of curations and entries to help put them into more context.

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Curated Experience Page This is an example of a curated experience. Ideally, the title and description would be locked as a header and the map/guide/itinerary, “Admire,” “Inspire,” and comment would be locked as a footer. Because some people have a lengthier descriptions, I would leave a block for the description that would be locked and could be scrolled through. The comment section takes up a lot of space here due to Canva design elements, I would prefer it to be thinner. “Admire” is to show appreciation for the curation and “Inspire is to share it with someone, user or non-user. Clicking an entry will take the user to the page for the entry. Clicking the map/guide/itinerary function will take the user to the page for the curation.

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Entry Page Selecting an entry will take a user to the entry page. Just as for the “Curated Experience" page: Ideally, the title and description would be locked as a header and the map/guide/itinerary, “Admire,” “Inspire,” and comment would be locked as a footer. Because some people have a lengthier descriptions, I would leave a block for the description that would be locked and could be scrolled through. The comment section takes up a lot of space here due to Canva design elements, I would prefer it to be thinner. “Admire” is to show appreciation for the entry and “Inspire is to share it with someone, user or non-user. Clicking the map/guide/itinerary function will take the user to the page for the entry. There should probably be a way to go back to the curation from this page, such as a simple arrow.

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Map/Guide/Itinerary Page for Entry This is the example of a map/guide/itinerary page for an entry. Just as on the the entry page: Ideally, the title and description would be locked as a header and the entry representation, “Admire,” “Inspire,” and comment would be locked as a footer. Because some people have a lengthier descriptions, I would leave a block for the description that would be locked and could be scrolled through. The comment section takes up a lot of space here due to Canva design elements, I would prefer it to be thinner. “Admire” is to show appreciation for the entry and “Inspire is to share it with someone, user or non-user. Clicking the entry representation takes the user back to the entry page. Perhaps there should be a way to see this page in relation to the map/guide/itinerary page for the curation. The mapping aspect of this page would likely rely on Google Maps.

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Explore Page “Explore” is the search function.

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Curation of Experience I find the way to actually show adding a entry to a curation to be difficult as I do not want to limit the form the entry is uploaded as, however I would expect image and video would be the most common. Having a title and description of some sort would be required. The blue boxes are representative of choosing/building layouts and sequencing. The map/guide/itinerary also adds in sequencing and of course a map if the user chooses to do so. “Share” publishes or posts the curation. Ideally, as entries are they would be visible and could be organized and sequenced by the user.

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Add Entry This is the page for adding an entry to a curation. As mention on the curation page, I find the way to actually show adding a entry to be difficult as I do not want to limit the form the entry is uploaded as, however I would expect image and video would be the most common. Having a title and description of some sort would be required. The map/guide/itinerary also adds in sequencing and of course a map if the user chooses to do so.

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Profile This is the example of a profile. Clicking “Connect” is like following/friending someone. “Connections” shows the users the person is connected to. There should be a way to return to the previous screen or go back to the homepage (feed) from here. Ideally, the user would be able to scroll through the “Curations” and “Aspirations.”

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Map/Guide/Itinerary for Curation This is an example of a map/guide/itinerary would be for a curation. The route shows the sequence of the entries. Because the map aspect would use Google Maps, the map would be able to zoom in and out and fit to screen. I am realizing now there should also be a list for the sequence as well.