Application Design II / Final Submission

 21.04.2025 - 29.07.2025 / Week 1 - Week 15

ID name YANG HANWEN

ID number 0364085

Program Name Bachelor of Design (Honors) in Creative Media

UI/UX

Final Submission

Compilation

1. Task 1: Thematic Interactive Website Proposal
2. Task 2: Interaction Design Planning & Prototyping
3. Task 3: Interaction Design Submission

• Final Project
• Reflection

Task 1: App Design 1 Self-Evaluation and Reflection

• Post Link：https://yanghanwendesign.blogspot.com/2025/04/23.html
  
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Task 2: Interaction Design Planning & Prototyping

• Post Link：https://yanghanwendesign.blogspot.com/2025/06/application-design-ii-task-2.html
  
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Task 3: Interaction Design Submission

• Post Link：https://yanghanwendesign.blogspot.com/2025/07/10.html
  
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Final Project

After going through Task 3, I found that the preview effect in the FlutterFlow platform...

it will not be equivalent to the actual effect after release.

So... after learning this lesson, I created a new project called Final Project 4399 Game Box on this platform.

Although most of the page content is copied from Task 3...

but the difference is that the final display effect this time is after clicking the play ▶ button(It is obvious that the preview effect on my editing page is different from the final display effect)

The display is also different from clicking the eye 👁️ icon (oh, it’s called Preview App)

Then finally, according to the requirements in Task 3...

added Mr. Razif's email address(razif.mohamed@tayiors.edu.my)

then also published.

Let’s take a look at the requirements for final submission.

OK, the ↓ following is...

Sorry, I forgot to insert the script of the presentation video.

OK, the ↓ following is...

Submission

• Flutterflow published link
  
  
• Walkthrough Video Presentation of my app
  

Reflection

At the beginning, I was confused. I had already completed the App in Task 3, so I wondered why there was still a final project. It felt unnecessary at first because I thought Task 3 was already a complete deliverable.

Then, after I finished Task 3, I understood the purpose behind it. Task 3 was a chance for me, a newbie using FlutterFlow for the first time, to explore, experiment, and inevitably make mistakes while learning. It was meant as a trial-and-error process rather than a perfect end product.

If I could have completed the App in Task 3 without any issues, the final project would have simply involved copying and pasting the published Task 3 content or making slight improvements. But as a complete beginner, there was a clear difference between Task 3 and the final project — the latter became a refined and improved version of what I had learned and built through the experience of the earlier task.