Design an original mobile app based on a tv show/film

Choose a book/book series, comics, film, or show (animation included) that is specifically marketed to children and/or youth (defined here as under 18). You will then pitch an original mobile app (available on a smartphone or tablet device) that acts as an extension of the original text (think: the Harry Potter book series and the mobile apps Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery or Harry Potter: Wizards Unite). In most cases, you will choose a source media that doesn’t already have a similar app, though you can also choose one with an app that you feel could’ve been done a lot differently.

Your submission will be a visual presentation and an accompanying transcript.

AccessibilityPrioritize “accessible” over “visually stunning.”Your slides need to be clear, concise, and easy to read. Fonts should not be too small or too complicated. There should be a high contrast between text and background colours.Use bullet points.Use pictures and other visual clues. All images need a short caption underneath (e.g. source credit, quick description, or the name of the media text).Content:Youneedtofollowtheinstructionscloselyandincludealltheslidesand information required in the Template. You are allowed to change the theme as well as slide titles, layout, and order.Template (Read carefully): Slides required :Title slideContextCompetition Inspiration Introduce your app App store description Target audience How the app works New, original, or improved features Recommended screen time Profitability Privacy Limitations You need a Reference slide at the end. The final slide will have the same reference list as your transcript.Pictures,screenshots,mock-ups,orothervisualcuesYou’re not graded based on how “pretty” they are.You’re graded based on whether the visual cues you provide are sufficient or effective in illustrating your pitch.

TRANSCRIPT:

Your transcript is what you would verbally deliver if there was a presentation. You may make minor changes to the transcript during delivery.

As a general rule, you are required to draw from current research & reference academic or industry findings to support your decisions in proposing this app.