Tufts Events Billboard
Visit www.tufts.io/wall to check it out!
Now that the semester is over, we would still like to continue working on this project! We think it is a really cool idea and it could be helpful for a lot of students, plus it was really fun to work on. So stay tuned for more features!
Posters for events at Tufts usually reside along the stairs leading to the Academic Quad from Tisch Library. These posters are replaced every week and tens of posters go to waste having potentially made little impact on the event's attendance, as not many people both look at and remember these events. We believe this information should be delivered digitally, since the majority of Tufts students already seek information on the web for events they are interested about.
We want to create a web app, that will display all upcoming events at Tufts with posters advertising them. The posters will be displaced as if they were stuck on a wall. The PDFs of these events will be "stuck onto" an accessible digital wall rather than a single physical one, allowing students to access information about the event while saving on paper as groups can reduce the amount of paper used to advertise their events.
- A digital brick wall, with posters of events "stuck" onto it.
- Information boxes about the events, link to relevant URLs when the poster is clicked (Facebook event page, other website, etc.).
- An event submission button, where an event can be submitted with all information provided. It will need to be verified by an admin before being posted on the website.
- An admin panel so that events can be approved.
We would collect the PDF posters for the events and information about them (time, place, links to other resources, etc).
We won't be using any algorithms or special techniques in this project.
Here is a Balsamiq mockup of our web page running on both laptops and mobile phones:
- This proposal is excellent, well written
- If I recall correctly, I pre-approved the idea
- Here's a thought: will I be able to move/scroll left and right (not up and down) the wall of posters on a desktop screen? Oh, and select type of (virtual) paper to use?
