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Design 1 (Desktop)This sketch is designed for a large, horizontally oriented screen, such as a desktop or laptop computer. It keeps a navigation bar open on the left, and allows a different functionality for the librarian, which gives her statistics on book use. | Column |
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Design 2 (Handheld)
This sketch is tailored to a small, vertically oriented screen, such as for mobile devices. It caters to students more strongly, so they can use the application while browsing books, instead of forcing them to find a computer.
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Design 3 (Non-screen display; for vision impaired)
This design is directed to blind users. It uses a different "screen," which is in reality a grid of pistons which rise and sink to create braille letters. The entire grid is covered by a sheet of rubber to form a "page."
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