Interactive Multimedia Design
Thinking through the Interactivity - Post 2
~ Where I intend to go? ~
I envision that my webpage would be a sort of sketchbook collage to sort layers on information in a non linear way – promote some form of investigation by the user.
Thinking of the format similar to some comics I read a long time ago:
David Mack's Kabuki
http://www.comicsbulletin.com/features/113718704324571.htm
It should focus on the idea of the degrees I can reveal information and manipulating this.
For example:
The idea of not clicking an icon that takes you there directly but first scanning along a drawing like an x-ray. Where the movement of the mouse shows something like an underlay – or an underlay reveals the finished product or degrees of it.
This could work well with a sketchbook collage where you have the underlaid drawings, the guidelines, the ink splotches, the pasted on elements and the refined drawings all on one. A mouse could scroll over all these elements and as it does changes are made - thus the view pauses and re-scrolls over that spot to find out what happened.
Maybe writting appears - sketching details are revealed.
I envision that my webpage would be a sort of sketchbook collage to sort layers on information in a non linear way – promote some form of investigation by the user.
Thinking of the format similar to some comics I read a long time ago:
David Mack's Kabuki
http://www.comicsbulletin.com/features/113718704324571.htm
It should focus on the idea of the degrees I can reveal information and manipulating this.
For example:
The idea of not clicking an icon that takes you there directly but first scanning along a drawing like an x-ray. Where the movement of the mouse shows something like an underlay – or an underlay reveals the finished product or degrees of it.
This could work well with a sketchbook collage where you have the underlaid drawings, the guidelines, the ink splotches, the pasted on elements and the refined drawings all on one. A mouse could scroll over all these elements and as it does changes are made - thus the view pauses and re-scrolls over that spot to find out what happened.
Maybe writting appears - sketching details are revealed.
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