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Spotip

SPOTIP is an amazing platform for photographers to locate nearby; distant and current locations. The app offers the user beautiful and interesting locations to photograph. It offers the user an opportunity to share places he has visited and photographed. The application is divided into two steps. Finding the most suitable location that answers the user's needs. This is done using the search engine that is divided into specific categories. The app informs the user all the needed information and camera tools needed. The information is fed by other photographers that have visited and photographed there in the past. This will give the user an opportunity to get the detailed information before setting out, including an impression of the photographs already taken there. The data will allow the user the opportunity to perfect his whole photographic experience and destination. Each user is welcomed to share his new destinations and current photographic experiences. Once the user has found and experienced a photography experience he is welcome to join the second goal of the application. The user is invited to join the global community of photographers on this application. The user will be able to visit all the amazing and interesting variety of photographs taken by endless photographers. The application will entail exact details and information needed in order to find the perfect moment that creates the perfect photo. When upgrading the application the user becomes a premium customer. The user will receive access to information that allows entry to special places; lectures on everything that entails destinations and photography. The use of cameras and special equipment that might be the photographers need. The premium customer has the opportunity to save locations whilst offline; this being when a user is in a nonreception area; also including the possibility to use more features whilst photographing.

App course, Shenkar College, Third year / 2018

Guidance: Aviran revach

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Protest catalog

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Working for a startup company is where i fell in love with sticky notes. Their colorfulness, their versatility, and the statement they make. So i chose to design my spice package with inspiration from my sticky friends, and their startup vibe. . I investigated. At first, I researched the shape of the sticky notes. They are square and and an easy size for writing, they are lean, like a startup. secondly, I wanted the colors to show through, so I created a window through which the package naturally reflects the vibrant colors of the spices. Lastly, I researched the world of middle eastern patterns and tried to match the colors and atmosphere to that of each spice. A very hot spice would reflect a much livelier pattern. For the package’s material I chose a compostable, eco-friendly cardboard, representative of the middle eastern culture and land. The package’s color is a neutral brown to accentuate the spice’s natural colors. The packages will stick anywhere in your kitchen, and turn it as lively and as vivid as the middle eastern they were inspired from.

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