When creating my prototype I looked for a software in which I could create my augmented reality sequence ready to put into Axure RP. I came across a software which was just starting up called wiARframe, I tried get the software and received an email informing me I was 125th in the queue. However I emailed the founder of the company, explaining who I am and why I wanted access to his software and I gained early access. The wiARframe software is very clean, simple and quick to pick up. This along with a step by step introduction, enabled me to get a really clear understanding in a short amount of time. I created my own textures in photoshop and imported them to then apply to the found assets on the Google Poly Collection. In order to get this prototype onto a mobile device I downloaded the wiARframe app and logged into my account which shares the project from both my laptop and my mobile. Any changes I made on my laptop will appear o...
When considering the design of my app I wanted to partake in online tutorials to give me some background knowledge towards my designs. I found the website 'Udemy' and searched for videos focusing on design, particularly ones which focused mostly on UI and App Design. These tutorials acted like a 'fast track' way for me to gain extensive knowledge on what it takes to conceptualise a well rounded design. From logos to the final working prototype, I need to always think of my users and not just about how it looks. 
These short videos taught me to; communicate a concept in a way that is enticing for the audiences but also easily usable; To create mock up visualisations but to always keep in mind the user and the user journeys. And most importantly to keep the design consistent throughout every aspect of your work. I found these tutorials helpful in the aid of my project and with them I feel I can get the best out of my application.
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