FRAME
Sharing Memories, Made Simple.
Frame intelligently groups your event photos and shares them with the right people - instantly. No more manual sorting, no more scattered albums, no more missed moments.
Sharing Memories, Made Simple.
Frame intelligently groups your event photos and shares them with the right people - instantly. No more manual sorting, no more scattered albums, no more missed moments.
After every event, you're left with hundreds of photos scattered across devices. Finding and organizing them takes hours.
AirDrop, WhatsApp, Google Photos, iCloud — photos end up everywhere, and no one knows who has what.
By the time you manually create an album and share it, people have already moved on. The magic is lost.
Built from GR8 hi-fi revisions focused on trust, speed, and clarity
Frame clusters moments automatically
Accept, Decline, or Edit in one place
Clear privacy boundaries before sharing
Recovery bin and permission changes anytime
From initial observations to final product — GR1 through GR10
Conduct user interviews and synthesize findings to identify meaningful user needs and opportunity areas.
User interviews, needfinding synthesis, empathy maps, and key insights.
Slide deck PDF on Canvas plus all additional items listed in GR1.
Extend research and translate findings into problem framing and early prototype directions.
Add 2+ interviews, define 2-3 POVs, generate 10+ HMWs per POV, and build experience prototypes.
Slide deck PDF on Canvas plus all additional items listed in GR2.
Build and maintain a project website for an external audience that clearly presents the project and progress.
Link key deliverables and keep the site polished with final artifact links.
Project website hosted on github.io.
Create a concept video that communicates the core problem, proposed solution, and why it matters.
Cover stakeholders, market research, and ethical considerations.
Slides to Canvas and concept video to Google Drive and YouTube.
Explore many ideas through sketching, then diverge and converge toward a smaller set of promising directions.
Build low-fi flows/screens, run pilot usability tests, and use GR5 peer feedback plus TA rubric guidance.
Slide deck PDF on Canvas plus all additional items listed in GR5.
Build an interactive medium-fi Figma prototype based on GR5 pilot testing and TA feedback.
This prototype becomes the basis for the GR7 heuristic evaluation.
Medium-fi interactive prototype on Figma.
Conduct a heuristic evaluation of other teams' GR6 medium-fi prototypes.
Identify usability issues, rate severity, and provide clear recommendations.
Evaluation spreadsheet as listed in GR7.
Create a high-fi Figma prototype that incorporates improvements from GR7 heuristic evaluation feedback.
Refine visual design, interaction detail, and overall usability in the updated prototype.
Updated high-fi Figma prototype.
Prepare final presentation materials centered on the GR8 hi-fi prototype.
Final presentation signup, 5-minute team pitch plus 1.5-minute Q&A, and aligned project assets.
One pitch slide, one poster slide, and a demo video uploaded to the team Drive folder.
Write the final project narrative that covers work across all GRs.
Document the full process, key decisions, iterations, and final outcomes in one cohesive report.
Final report submitted as a Google Doc.
Built with care. Engineered for simplicity.
