Quest is a mobile interface that seeks to foster meaningful interactions between people. Through sending users on a journey to a significant location to discover messages from friends, family, or loved ones, Quest grants users the power to communicate meaningfully while having fun, even when far apart.
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Option 1: Load the app to your Expo phone app by scanning this QR code with your Expo app:
You can also get the QR code at our Expo home page:
https://expo.io/@matt-f-wu/questNotice, Expo app might not have full access to your devices Camera depending on the
operating system's permission mechanism, try reloading the app if the camera or the map doesn't show up.
Option 2: Download our Android native APK and install on your Android phone.
Android APK DownloadNote: require Android APK version 6.0 and up. Customized Andoird might have permission issues like in option 1.
POV + Experience Prototypes (pdf) | (ppt) | Written Report
Concept Video Watch On Youtube | (pdf) | (ppt)
Low-Fidelity Prototype (pdf) | (ppt) | Written Report
Medium-Fidelity Prototype (pdf) | (ppt) | Readme
Heuristic Evaluation Report
Hi-Fidelity Prototype Midway Milestone | Report | Readme
Poster + Pitch Slide Poster | Pitch Slide
Lab Usability Study (pdf)
Hi-fi Prototype #2 (pdf)
Business Model (Link)
Field Usability Test (pdf) | (ppt)
Hi-fi Prototype #3 Download our app here!
Hi-Fi Video Prototype Watch on Youtube
Final Poster | Presentation | Report
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