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Due to the focus of my application being teddy bears, I felt the look and feel it should give is a playful one. I intended it for a younger target audience but once I thought about it a bit more, I realised it could be for all those “young at heart”. Therefore, I maintained a crayon/child’s sketches appearance for the user interface.

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For my “make-your-own-bear” customisation tool, I have decided that it is to have 4 main steps.
1. Choose body/head
2. Choose head features
3. Customise limbs
4. Choose material

In the top left hand corner of the screen, there is a title to inform users which design stage they are at. The design will take up the main area of the screen and underneath will be the customising options. Users will have the freedom of moving back and forth between each stage using the back and next buttons ju… Continue

i made a star shape in the tutorial.

i used the loop command that rob showed us. i initially had each arm individually rotated and so my star only had four arms because i couldnt be bothered to write up each line and change the rotation. having the loop thing there made it a lot easie… Continue

Though there are currently a lot of ways to “personalise” your own teddy online, there doesn’t seem to be a lot of ways to “customise” it. What I mean by this, is that all sites online allow you to change the costume of the bear, have a some sewn on or even just add an accessory to it, such as a balloon or a flower. However, when it comes to the actual size and how the bear is made, users don’t get much variety to choose from.

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