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Coding = Fun? IMM is about turning ideas into interactive experiences. Who said coding had to be boring?

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But first—what is IMM? It’s a space where creativity meets technology, where we design, build, and play in digital environments. In the coming weeks, different student groups will take over this account. Stay tuned for more! ^IZ

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Six Steps to Creating a Business Website ^BC

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UI vs UX

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Types of Buttons in UI/UX Design - Use Buttons to Communicate Actions ^ME

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In "Cat Haven," a charmingly illustrated game set in a whimsical cat café, players are tasked with catering to the unique preferences of various visiting cats. Utilizing the "Cat Bible" for guidance, you must correctly match each feline friend with their favorite items like milk, food, and toys. Satisfaction leads to joyous departures, while failure results in their disgruntled exit. Aim to serve as many cats as possible within the time limit to earn titles and prove your mastery as the ultimate Cat Whisperer. Enhanced by hand-drawn graphics, realistic cat sounds, and engaging cat-themed copy, "Cat Haven" offers an adorable, immersive experience for cat lovers everywhere. ^XH

Artist: Alexis(ins@alcxxis), Chai(ins@chaixxhuo), Gloria(ins@glorxx)

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Communication Intermediary

Communication Intermediary transforms spoken words into a visual sign language of emotions, using sound and speech patterns to create gestures and symbols that express feelings beyond the limits of traditional language. This device enhances communication by adding emotional depth, with special gestures for love, agreement, and even magical expressions, making every conversation more meaningful.

Artist: Wanling Li(ins@wanwancoolgirl)

https://m9gnvmi4.a2hosted.com/communicator/itermediary.html

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3 Tips to Craft a Standout Portfolio

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UX Writing: Enhance interfaces with crucial UX writing tips for better engagement.

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🌟6 tips to create a remarkable portfolio

1.       Give your portfolio a goal

Showcase work aligned with your desired employment trajectory. Whether aiming for UI/UX roles or branding projects, curate a collection that resonates with your career aspirations.

2.       Assess if you’ve accomplished your goal

Regularly evaluate your portfolio’s impact. Measure its success by assessing alignment with career goals, viewer engagement, and evolving skill representation.

3.       Can you speak to the goal

It’s crucial to articulate how each project directly contributes to your overarching professional goal. Clearly express how the skills, experiences, and outcomes of each endeavor align with and propel you toward your desired career destination.

4.       Don���t show everything

Selectively showcase projects aligned with your goal. Quality over quantity ensures a focused portfolio.

5.       Show Outcomes

Highlight project outcomes in your portfolio. Clearly articulate the impact, results, or lessons learned from each endeavor. Concrete outcomes showcase your effectiveness and contribute to a compelling professional narrative.

6.       Check in all browsers

Prioritize cross-browsers compatibility. Regularly check your portfolio’s appearance and functionality in various browsers and different operating systems.

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🚀 Ready to supercharge your job hunt? 🚀

🔗 Unlock the hidden potential of your job search with these science-backed tips! 🔗

"Fail, Learn, Land Jobs"Turn setbacks into springboards! Discover how a learning mindset fuels job search success: Learning Attitude Study #JobSearchTips #SuccessMindset

"Talk It, Get It"Gossiping your way to job wins? It's true! Find out how sharing your job search journey boosts your chances: Job Search Conversations #JobHunting #Networking

"LinkedIn: Strength in Connections"Your LinkedIn connections are more than just numbers! Discover the power of strong ties: LinkedIn Connections Study #LinkedIn #Networking ^SR

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What clients want vs. what clients are willing to pay for.  ^AN

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Oculus Rift

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Indie Game Spotlight: Pode

We think this week’s Indie Game Spotlight is pretty rock solid! Pode is the story of a little rock helping a fallen star find its way home. As they travel through the vast cave systems of mount Fjellheim, the player(s) must help them navigate puzzles and obstacles to get them to the top of the mountain. It’s a story of friendship and cooperation, and of finding companionship in the most unlikely of places.

We asked Yngvill Hopen, the founder and CEO of Henchman & Goon, and the director of the game, about co-op mechanics, inspiration, and cultural references. Read on!

What inspired the game?

The idea for this game came to me after I became a mother. I was looking for games to play with my kid, but everything I found was either dull for me or too difficult for him. So I really wanted to make something that we could enjoy together.

What are some of the co-op mechanics we can use?

We wanted to set up Pode so that it would be really friendly to people who might not be used to playing games. It plays perfectly as a single-player experience, but a second player can drop in and out at any time. I think one of the most significant co-op mechanics is that the players can switch which character they’re controlling with the push of a button. This allows for asymmetric levels of difficulty, making the experience enjoyable for players with different levels of experience. A parent can play with their child, and take care of the difficult tasks, while the child can play around in the grass, making things grow, and still feel part of the experience.

How did Norwegian art and culture influence your world-building for Pode?

We wanted to use our love of nature to create a unique visual experience for the players, so each level of Pode has been directly inspired by a specific type of Norwegian landscape (fjords, pine woods, tundra, etc.). However, as we knew we weren’t going to take this in a photo-realistic direction, we also took inspiration from the Norwegian national romantic era. This era really celebrates Norwegian nature, but at the same time, is characterized by this beautiful stylistic type of traditional rose painting. That became the main inspiration for the flora of the game, and we developed a style that fit those criteria, but with a modern cartoony feel to it.

What do you hope players will take away from your game?

I really just wanted to make something beautiful for people to enjoy and immerse themselves in. I hope they enjoy the art, the music, and the calm atmosphere, and maybe it can be a good bonding experience for those who play co-op.

Will we cry?

I don’t know! Maybe? I mean, we’ve had fans tell us they cried at the end, so I think it’s at least possible.

Find out whether you’ll be moved to tears! Pode is out now digitally for Nintendo Switch and PS4 or you can wishlist it on Steam here.

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Join this Thursday May 9th at Jam3 for the IMM Grad Show WIRED. 

Stop by to check student VR/AR, projection mapping; web applications and other projects and portfolios. #UX #UI #AR #VR #webapps #webdesign #projectionmapping #arduino

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What is JavaScript and why should you be using it?  ^SW