Due to our time constraints and the fact that we only had a few days to create our solution, my group members and I worked quickly and efficiently to complete our project. My other two team members worked on how we were going to present our project at the showcase event our professors were holding, as well as figuring out how the NFC tag would work and be placed in the collectible card as I worked on creating the Fringe Binge app prototype that would be linked to the NFC tag. Although the app was completed and linked to the NFC tag before the event you can see from the above image that it is very simple and mostly comprised of basic and essential elements we wanted the app to have.
Although I was proud of what my group and I were able to create in a short amount of time, I knew that I could improve upon the Fringe Binge app prototype to make it more interactive and aesthetically pleasing. As you can see from the image above, I was able to accomplish this by implementing some of the feedback I had received from the showcase event, Using colors, fonts, and other visual elements that would align the app with the Edinburgh Fringe Festival's overall brand and style, as well as taking inspiration from the UX/UI of popular apps and digital services such as TikTok and Google Maps.