Still a work in progress.
I have been playing with "Auto-Animate" in Adobe XD, if you "click" on the main images you will see the results.
Adobe XD Daily Challenge March 2019
Day #1 - Efficient Navigation
This challenge is to produce a case study for the design of a E-commerce website specialising in products for pets. This part of the challenge was to create a navigation bar that allows customers to search by type of pet rather than products, allowing the customer to go directly to their area of interest.
I created a selection of menus directed to the specific pet type with each menu having a visual identiy. When an individual menu is "tapped" a drop down menu appears which shows further options for the specific type of pet.
Day #2 Marketing Real Estate
Today's challenge is to promote 3 marketing experiences to our customers in an efficient way. I have created a slider that use three images to protray the "specials" that are available to our clients. Each slider is timed, and also can be "clicked" through using the chevrons and navigation buttons at the bottom of each image.
Fun fact, the animals in these sliders are my own. Buddy the Black Lab, who sadly passed away last year. Tiki, the Thorougbred bay gelding, who is 'Man O War' prodigy and "Monkae", who is resuce lamb - her mother had triplets and couldn't feed all of them, she was hand fed and enjoys a quiet life in the paddock.
Day #3 Google Sheets Plug-in
Today has been about exploring a plug-in called "Google Sheets", I can really see how this will enhance the workflow of creating cards for products and populating throughout a website - espeically an ecommerce website.
Have a look at how I got on ...
(thanks to Freepik for the base image for my mockup)
<a href="https://www.freepik.com/free-photos-vectors/background">Background photo created by freepik - www.freepik.com</a>
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Day #3 User Support
Today I created a user support window, that is designed to overlay the main website, and have the eventual function of helping the client with "live help".
Check out the visual below - you can use the up and down keys with scroll up and down the page.
